From a very young age I was good at finding things. Just ask my Mom. She loved taking me shopping with her because I could always find what she was looking for. She used to call me her 'shopping buddy'.
This skill of being able to find things has been extremely useful in my life and since having children even more so. Children, or at least my children, love to hide things. I will often find toys, craft items or kitchen utensils in the most unusual places. Sometimes it is amusing, like finding a Lego creation under the covers, and sometimes annoying, like trying to find where in the world my circle punch went.
After I sent the boys off to preschool I again scoured the house for Blipie. Still no luck. I was at a loss. I knew Blipie had to be in the house, but I, the master of finding things, could not find him. And it's not like a blanket is a very small thing that could be anywhere. So, I took a break and headed off to Costco.
I came home desperate to find Blipie. I told
Daniel I would find Blipie while he was gone, and that was what I was going to do. I decided to start with Daniel's room, the place Blipie spends most of his time. I scanned the room thinking of any possible place Blipie could be. Hidden under the covers...Nope. Stuck in a clothes drawer...Nope. Yesterday I had built a huge fort in Daniel's room with sheets and both Dan and I had already checked inside for Blipie, but I decided to open the fort up to let some light in. As I started to crawl in the entrance of the fort I looked up and there squished between two book bins was a light yellow, soft looking blanket. Relief flooded over me. Blipie was lost, but now was found. I am still the master.
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