Me Heather, Me {Laugh}.

You know, I'm sure Dr. Phil says that as parents you should always have each others backs and co-parent.  I disagree.  Sometimes when my kids do things that annoy or make Mr. D mad, my first reaction to their action is to laugh-yes, all while he is getting mad at their behavior.   Now, I know what you are thinking, "Geez Heather, you don't sound like a very supportive wifey".  I know.  But let me tell you what happened last night and then maybe you won't think so wrong of me.

As Mr. D and I were each in a different child's bedroom working on homework, that left Baby R to run around.  She found herself in G's room where she picked up a battery operated Thomas train car.  Of course she knows the switch to turn this train on and obviously was causing way too much noise with a train whistle blowing and sounds of a locomotive that Mr. D started telling her she needed to go out so G could do his homework.  This is Baby R we're talking about, she listens to no one.  As I hear Mr. D getting more and more agitated with her I finally decide to call out to Baby R but too late.  Next thing I hear is "Baby R!  NO!  R!!!  Alright, go tell mom to cut your hair off."  An upset Mr. D and a 3 foot midget walk into Little R's room where I bring you.....

Exhibit A 

And, Exhibit B

I immediately had to laugh, I couldn't help it.  I know Mr. D was mad at her but come on, the girl has a toy train wound up in her hair!  So no, no supportive co-parenting on this one, I was laughing too hard.  Sorry Dr. Phil, I failed successful co-parenting 101 I guess but I think Mr. D found laughter regarding this mishap later when I showed him the pics I HAD to take:)