I ran to him, thinking he had been stung by a bee or some equally awful fate and asked him what happened.
He screamed, "Aaaahhhhh waaa baaaaaaaaeeeeeee!"
Me: What?????
Bailor, still screaming: Aaaaahhhhh waaaaaaaaaaaa baaaaaaeeeeeeee!
I couldn't find any injuries and had no idea what the nervous breakdown was about, so I asked one more time for information regarding his disturbed state.
He repeated himself with gusto and I finally got it. He wanted his blankie.
Cheerful as ever, I said, "Oh, you can have your blankie when Mommy gets home. Let's go get Abbie's blankie," to which he replied, "NOOOOOOOOOOOO!"
I tried my best persuasive techniques to convince him that Abbie's blankie was A-one, nice and soft, sweet-smelling, to no avail. The meltdown continued.
At which point I phoned his house and shouted, "Someone brought this child over here without his blankie and he is coming unglued! Will you please bring it to me???"
They could hear him screaming from next door. Within 30 seconds Ashton and Elijah were coming in the front door with the day's salvation.
Before blankie:

After blankie:

The moral of the story?
Don't leave home without it.
Be thankful ~
Karen
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