Today my favorite little two year old was being so sweet and innocent watching TV on my bed while I was helping Mike put together a shelf for some more food storage. The phone started to ring upon answering it, Wasatch County Dispatch wanted to know if everything was OK. They had received a 911 call from this number. I started thinking to myself you have the wrong number it could not have possibly come from my house, Justin was playing the computer and what are the chances that Garrett would actually get the right numbers on the phone and push talk. After assuring dispatch that everything was OK, I ran upstairs and sure enough Garrett was playing with the phone and after pushing redial the display said 9111111111111111111111! I still can't believe that he got the right numbers on the phone and then pushed talk. What are the chances? I guess I should never underestimate a two year old!
6 comments:
So funny. It must be the age. Abby did that when she was two. The policeman insisted on checking on her though. We had to let him in so he could make sure everything was alright. I think he just wanted to see her. He had siad something about his kid calling the police before and since he was a policeman, they had a ton of people at his house. Crazy kids!
Wahoo!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So glad you've joined the blogging community. You're totally addicted aren't you. Don't worry it will eventually turn into a mild obsession. It's nice though to have a quick place you can keep track of all their cute quirks hu!
I am so excited that you started a blog! I have to agree with Jenn that it very addicting! I am sure that Mike will soon wish you would have never started one. Oh well, it is totally worth it!!!
We have a few cop stories! Never at the age of two, way to start him young. Can't wait to hear the future stories
Well at least you know in an emergency my birthday buddy can get help. Besides Squeaker Mouse might need it LOL
Tom
Glad that I found your blog. That story is hillarious and amazing. He's brillant!
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