Well, it didn't go over so well.
She burst into tears every time she saw it.
I chalked it up to the two-year-old crazies and put it back in the box of decorations.
This year, we came across it as we were decorating the tree, and Kendall was pretty interested.
"Great! Last year was just a fluke", I thought.
As the night wore on, her little imagination slowly broke her down.
Yes...this was the same scary reindeer that traumatized her last year, and she hadn't forgotten.
Now, poor Rudolph is again relegated to spending the Christmas season in hiding.
If, by chance, a certain little brother finds him in the toybox and sets him free, you'll find Kendall wincing and whining in the other room.
I'm interested to see if watching the Rudolph movie on TV will change her opinion of our resident reindeer.
For now, Rudolph better steer clear of this girl:
2 comments:
Are you kidding me! That is the scariest Rudolph I've ever seen, with those weird eyes and mouth open ready to bite you! Run Kendall!
Oh shush, Ted! Although, I'll give you, the way it emerges slowly in the video makes it much creepier.
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