Such as syrup.
You may be asking yourself, "but why not?"
This is why not.
It's not very fun trying to clean up a full 1/2 gallon of sticky, gooey, ant-inviting syrup that spilled all over the kitchen floor and under the refrigerator.
So not cool!
Luke thought he would make himself a waffle and climbed up the cabinet to reach the syrup that was on the top shelf. It slipped right out of his hands and BAM - the plastic bottle burst open. Ugh!
Even after the tedious clean up process, the floor still has a tacky feel to it and our kitchen is permeated with the smell of maple.
The last time Luke tried to make himself a snack all by himself this is what happened.
Can you even guess what that is a picture of?
That would be a burnt corn dog with the plastic wrapper melted around it.
Not being able to read yet, he pushed whatever button looked right to him. 4 minutes later - ta da - burnt carcinogen on a stick.
Tomorrow is his first day of preschool. I hope he doesn't get put on snack duty.
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UGHHH! That might just put me over the edge. Sticky messes are the worst!
ReplyDeleteLOL! Glad it's you, not me. Mike's grandfather once dropped a big jar of maraschino cherries on the kitchen floor. Legend has it that the floor was sticky for months.
ReplyDeleteSounds familiar - yesterday Eldest spilled an entire gallon of Arizona ice tea all of the kitchen floor - it was like a sticky swamp!
ReplyDeleteOMG. Hilarious (but sorry, what a mess!) Funny about snack duty. Maybe your son should get a pass. For the safety of others.
ReplyDeleteOh NO! That mess looks awful to clean up. LOL about the corn dog. :)
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