Yes, ladies and gentlemen, I ate play dough. Now, before you get all mad at my mommy, you should know that this is not at all her fault (well, not completely, anyway). Mommy would NEVER put me down in front of the TV to watch Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and play with a ball of playdough! I'm just too little. However, my sister, who is really trying her hardest to share with me, decided that I needed some. And she gave me the entire contents of the plastic jar. Meanwhile, Mommy was in the kitchen cutting up raw beef. Abbie decided to let her know that I was eating it..."Mommy, Tware ate it! Mommy, Tware ate it!" Poor Mommy frantically peeked around the corner with a large knife and yelled, "She ate what?!?!?!" But Mommy didn't need to ask any further questions because I had bright blue drool already streaming down my chin and I was beginning to dry heave. Knowing that potentially giving me salmonella would be far worse than ingesting even more playdough, mommy put down the knife and quickly washed her raw meat hands. Quick thinking, Mom! A few gags and dry heaves and a call to poison control (just for safe measures) later, I was feeling a lot better. Mommy let me drink some water and I even got a graham cracker treat:)!
Mommy has decided that playdough will now be a supervised activity for Abbie. I now know that playdough, even though soft and chewy, does not taste very yummy.
Mommy did want me to add that she was very impressed with Julie, our new friend at poison control. She was very thorough with Mommy, talking her through what she needed to watch for in case I might have breathed some play dough into my lungs. She even asked if she could call back in an hour to check on me! Mommy said all Mommy's should have the poison control sticker on their phone.
Also, there is not a picture of this event...sorry. It was just too traumatic to stop and snap a pic.
Tomorrow I am meeting my cousins Chance and Story for the first time ever. I'm sure I will have a lot to say about that. I am so excited!