Looking for a shoulder to cry on.

[kılıç_mehmet]

It was valuable, and it was the only copy I owned. My kids don't care because they're toddlers. Don't harsh my mellow man, I'm handling this better than I thought I would..lol, so far.

Well, even if your toddlers could have access to it as to tear it to shreds, you really must have valued it so well as to stash it somewhere very low in your library shelves, suggesting that you didn't give it to them for them to play with it.

The destruction was painful,and expensive.

And a total mystery.

[The Grand Nudger]

Toddlers? Then the fault is yours.

Yeah, completely, no other way to slice it. I usually have a masterlock on the door to the upstairs (my little library) but I've been pretty lazy with it recently, trying to get the girls to read the bottom shelf books. I'll be the laughing-stock of my family if my oldest doesn't learn to read soon. I have to tell the wife in a minute, she'll be upset...lol.

@ Mehm- Nah, I keep anything of value up high, but my kids are little billy goats. Like I said, better to find the book shredded than a kid with a busted head.

[Violet]

Do you know what is better to cry on than shoulders?



And doughnuts will feel all of your sadness while you eat them... I recommend these when upset: