Thatapos;s right, I gave birth to these two forces, aka DD1 (order) and DD2 (chaos).� This is DHapos;s assessment.� Heapos;s right.
First off, we have DD1, who has always been obedient--for the most part, as much as you can expect from a young child--and organizes everything.� You should see pictures of what she did before she was three� Puzzles, blocks (by color and/or size), ANYTHING� And sheapos;s older and organizes more complex processes and pieces now.
Then comes DD2.� Opposite personality.� Completely chaotic.� Must destroy everything.� DD1 and DH have discovered that they cannot build anything or try to organize anything without DD2 coming along and--swoosh--toys, blocks, mechs, etc.
everywhere.� She must dump out every toy box (sterilite and rubbermaid containers full of various toys) if she sees a clean floor.� Duplos get dumped over the kitchen table, swept onto the floor--those that didnapos;t already already fall there--and hardly ever touched again.� Clothes must be pulled from all drawers anytime of day for no apparent reason and thrown across the bedroom floor, along with pillows and stuffed animals from her bed.� (Thank goodness DD1 gets up and down to her top bunk without the ladder� DD2 canapos;t get up without the ladder yet.)
Needless to say, I will never subject anyone else to caring for DD2 lest they go mad from the sheer frustration, or lose all their hair.
I have learned to cope with the constant mess and merely sit and shake my head.� Iapos;ve given up trying to keep things clean around here.� Thank goodness DD1 is Order.� Sheapos;s old enough to pick up the mess so I donapos;t have to, and she almost takes a certain pleasure from it...unless DD2 interferes to make more of a mess before the first can be cleaned up.
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