Jail bait relatives

Sat, Mar 22, 2008

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It’s happened at last. I knew it would only be a matter of time till a member of my family ended up behind bars, and to be honest, I’m not surprised it turned out to be this one.

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Her list of crimes include;

Vandalism – well it wasn’t me who did this.
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Violence – poor Mr B, he never had a chance.

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Theft – that would be Miss E’s fruit pastilles, Mummy’s chocolate, Daddy’s sock to put her baby in like a sleeping bag, oh the list goes on…

..and finally indecent exposure. Playmania, Mansfield, UK, last July, the kid running around in just her pants? She was mine.

So, Miss M will be spending the rest of today incarcerated at Her Majesty’s Service, (well I am Queen in this house anyway).

Or at least till Mummy gets a few pictures of her stuck behind the fireguard, where she got in, but can’t get out.

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She seemed quite happy with the arrangement, as long as she was allowed to take a picture right back.

Say CHEESE.

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14 Responses to “Jail bait relatives”

  1. Maria Says:

    I firmly believe that all children should be caged.

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  2. Momo Fali Says:

    This is a perfect excuse to bring the dog cage out of the basement. Stick ‘em in there with a bowl of water and a rawhide bone, and maybe THEN they would listen to me. Aw. Probably not. They’d think it was a big adventure and my plan would backfire.

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  3. mielikki Says:

    Fromage!

    She looks like she is having waaay to much fun behind her ‘cage’..

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  4. Jo Beaufoix Says:

    Maria, we should start a club, kiddie cages.com or something??

    Hmmm, yep, they’d just see it as a new playhouse. Sighhh.

    Mie, she was. E was laughing her head off watching her. :)

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  5. laurie Says:

    she looks like a wily one, that one. watch out she doesn’t escape by wriggling up the chimney!

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  6. Rosie Says:

    Oh my God! Look at the state of that potty!

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  7. An English Mum Says:

    I have got to be getting myself one of those! Preferably large enough to house 3 kids and anenglishdad while I nick all their Easter eggs!

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  8. Corey Says:

    hmmmmmm…got in…but not out? isn’t that crafty!!!!
    love it. I would have left her there for awhile…and blogged. wink wink….

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  9. CamiKaos Says:

    if you ask me she looks a little too happy behind bars…

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  10. holly Says:

    oh wow. now i kind of wish i still had a fireguard, even though i no longer have a fireplace. i probably should have wished that much more silently.

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  11. Stephen Says:

    They’re incredibly cute even when they’re in trouble, eh? :)

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  12. Mrs. Weasley Says:

    Am I the only one who thinks a fireguard that a three year old can get into, but not out of is dangerous?

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  13. Jo in Utah Says:

    One of the signs of being a real blogger. Hold that pose until I get my camera, I have GOT to blog about this!
    Good one and honestly, I think the little nipper deserved some jail time, tsk, tsk.

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  14. Jo Beaufoix Says:

    Laurie, wily is a good word for M. :D

    Rosie, it is art you know.

    Englishmum, you can get them in Argos, but you might need a bigger one for the whole family. :D

    Corey, hee hee, she was quite happy, but I had visions of her chewing on the coals.

    Cami, she does, you’re right. Hmmmm, must have a chat with her about that.

    Holly, you are wicked. ;)

    Stephen, they are. It’s so hard not to laugh isn’t it?

    Mrs Weasley, you are right, but we haven’t used the fire in over a year and she knows NOT to do it again. She could have gotten out I think, but she was enjoying the drama. Little minx. :D

    Jo I know, it was so bad, but I did check she was ok first, hee hee. I take my camera everywhere now just n case. Is that bad? ;)

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