November 17, 2006
The guy was trying to deliver a pizza. We hadnÂ’t ordered a pizza. It didnÂ’t take long to figure out he had the wrong house; he meant to go to the neighbors. After he was on his way I scolded Clone for answering the door and explained that he is NEVER to answer the door, he is to get either Ktreva or myself.
Fortunately this turned out to be nothing, but the thought of him letting some stranger into the house scared the ever-loving shite out of me. I know he has seen Ktreva or I answer the door a thousand times, and was just doing what he thought was right. Even after explaining it to him, I donÂ’t think he understood the gravity of the situation. IÂ’ve been raking my brain thinking of things I could do to prevent this from happening again and IÂ’m coming up with a blank. We have a chain on the door that is high enough he canÂ’t reach it, but that isnÂ’t always the solution. Like tonight, Ktreva was on her way home, and chaining the door would have locked her out of the house. ItÂ’s just not practical to use the chain every time we shut the door.
If anyone has any suggestions, I would appreciate them. Until then, IÂ’m thinking weÂ’ll just have to suck it up and use the chain. The next time he might let in the local homeless guy that comes around every couple of weeks looking for a hand out. The last thing I want to do is to try and wrestle him out of the house.
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I leave 2 doors chained at all times...
I am unsure what the best answer is, because children never get levity.
Posted by: armywifetoddlermom at November 17, 2006 07:59 PM (GrO13)
He won't ever "get it" at his age, it's beyond his ability to reason. Which is why stay at home moms with young ones consider it a miracle if they get one thing done daily on a list of hundreds of items. They're always jumping after the kids to keep them from doing stuff.
Posted by: Teresa at November 17, 2006 09:16 PM (gsbs5)
Posted by: That 1 Guy at November 18, 2006 09:19 AM (Hn1Gg)
Go to your local hardware store and talk to them. I'm sure that there are a number of possible solutions....
Posted by: caltechgirl at November 18, 2006 12:53 PM (r0kgl)
Posted by: Richmond at November 19, 2006 06:07 PM (e8QFP)
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