Re: way off topic, but had to share

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Kellie,

That is too much!!! My friend has a stalker couple that sounds so much like

yours!! I told her to just say, hey, I was in the middle of changing a

stinky diaper, or I was giving so and so a bath. has made several

calls to people and they actually called us back to see what the dead air was

all about! (of course he hit speed dials).

Very embarrasing when it was one of my husband's customers! Good luck

playing dodge the stalkers- too funny

(my friend finally told her husband that she knew it was his best friend, but

they needed to spend more alone time without them!)

' Mom

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Oh my - you are too much!!

Marci

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In a message dated 4/18/2002 7:44:12 PM Pacific Daylight Time, kerry_jg@... writes:

Hi Kellie

That is so funny i can completely understand it though. When i was in the UK

my eldest son Marcus would be about 13months and he telephoned the emergency

services which is 999. I was just walking passed the phone and noticed it

was off the hook so i picked it up and there was woman saying do you want

the police,fireman or ambulance service and i had the tricky task of

apologising and reasurring the woman that everyone in the house was ok. I

was mortified but the woman was ok as they can be very angry with you. It

just another thing that shows you they are growing up!!!

Kerry-

That is too funny about your son calling 999. Although with such a repetitious number, it wouldn't surprise me if tons of babies were calling it. 911 here came out when I was about two years old, and my mom was curious about what it would be like to call it. So she calls and hangs up when they answer. They traced the call back to our number and called back. When she answered, they asked why she called and hung up, and she said, "Oh, I think my two-year-old daughter (me) must have been playing around on the phone!"

Can you believe it? Although I'll probably end up blaming lots of stuff on my . He hid my car keys last night. I was up till midnight looking for them, and then couldn't sleep because I hadn't found them before I went to bed. When I finally got up and opened the blinds, he had put them in the window sill. I am hiding my keys from now on!

Kellie

[Guest guest]

Hi Kellie

That is so funny i can completely understand it though. When i was in the UK

my eldest son Marcus would be about 13months and he telephoned the emergency

services which is 999. I was just walking passed the phone and noticed it

was off the hook so i picked it up and there was woman saying do you want

the police,fireman or ambulance service and i had the tricky task of

apologising and reasurring the woman that everyone in the house was ok. I

was mortified but the woman was ok as they can be very angry with you. It

just another thing that shows you they are growing up!!!

Take care

Kerry

Marcus (3) Dylan (1)

Calgary,AB

>From: Kelliesmith@...

>Reply-Plagiocephaly

>plagiocephaly

>Subject: way off topic, but had to share

>Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2002 21:24:08 EDT

>

>I cannot believe just how smart is becoming. For a while now, he has

>known what the phone is and what it is used for. He will pick it up and

>put

>it up to his ear and say, " Uh? " Well, that's all been cute, until now!

>Today is his 15-month-old b-day and the day wouldn't be complete without at

>least one milestone: Actually answering the phone.

>

>Here's what happened: We have some friends of ours that are really

>annoying

>and won't let us breathe. Plus my husband is in the police academy right

>now

>and is gone all week, so these people feel they need to pity me and take

>care

>of me. So they call me and invite me up to dinner at least once a week,

>which is nice...but they have to call every day and the wife wants to talk

>to

>me for hours on end. Needless to say, there are many times that I let the

>phone ring when they call. I just don't have time. To give you some

>background, they have caught me doing this before. The other day they were

>in the area, and they called, but when I didn't answer, they still came

>over

>unannounced...talk about embarrassing...I had to pull some excuse out of my

>butt about why i didn't answer the phone. They are very pushy overbearing

>people, and needless to say, the husband is my husband's friend from the

>Air

>force.

>

>Anyway, I could go on and on and on about them, especially his wife, but

>here's what happened. The stalkers called and I checked the caller I.D.,

>saw

>that it was Mike's cell, so said, " Yeah, I'll pretty much catcha later. "

>So

>then I counted from ten to one and then my cell phone rang (did I tell you

>they are stalkers?) So I didn't answer my cell either...well, when I don't

>answer my cell, it automatically transfers back to my home phone, so my

>phone

>rang again about twice, and then all of a sudden it stopped ringing. I

>thought, " Good grief. Finally they gave up " Until I saw the phone lying

>on

>the floor (that I thought was far from 's reach) with the on button

>lit

>up and the word, " Talk " on the screen. I picked up the phone and sure

>enough, had answered the cordless and then dropped the phone on the

>floor. I had to talk to them and make up some excuse again what just

>happened. On one hand I was happy that he knew how to answer the phone,

>but

>then I thought, " My son has just done his first embarrassing thing to me. "

>I am still in shock that this happened! Can you believe it?

>

>Kellie, mom of , 15 months old today!

>Tacoma, WA

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