Wednesday-Bensday! Special Screen Door Edition
I’m pleased to report that Ben has conquered his fear of the new steps connected to the new door. Amazing, right? Rarely is a fear of his ever conquered so quickly.
How did this happen? Nobody knows for sure, but Tim and I have a theory. We’re pretty sure that one day, in an attempt to get inside without touching the stairs, he did his standard flying leap up and over them . . . and went SMACK! right into the closed screen door. After that he probably decided it would be a good idea to approach the door with a little more caution than a flying leap allows.
So now he uses the steps. And still runs into the screen about 30% of the time.
Do Kaya, Rufus, Bailey, Ted, Gus, Foxy, Zapp, and Smalls know how to use a screen door? Check in with them and find out!
Also, be sure to check out my guest post over at Julie’s place today! You’ll learn all about another movie that scared the pants off of me — except this one was made by Disney, not Stephen King.
Also also, be sure to check out Anna’s Very Exciting News!
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ouch, that had to hurt!!
Congratulations on the new skill, Ben!
See, Ben, the world is not all scary! First comes steps, and then WHO KNOWS?
Baby steps, Ben. It’s all about the baby steps. I am so proud of your for conquering your fear.
Aw, he looks like such a big sweet emptyheaded thing.
So I just read your guest post. Huh, interesting. So when we were in 8th grade and The Little Mermaid came out I told you that when i was a kid it scared me and you laughed and told everyone and made fun of me, you were actually reaching out because you saw a kindred spirit in someone else who was afraid of an ocean movie? You weren’t shaming for being afraid of a giant scary sea witch who turned nice young adventurous mermaids into creepy slimy green things when i was seven, right? I mean, you would never do that, especially since at 20 you were scared of a simple ocean and the possibility of a shark who actually turned out friendly? Huh, interesting.