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  1. alicia
    alicia January 6, 2011 at 7:58 pm |

    i just want to say that if this happened at my house, it would be at LEAST nine months, if ever, plus many many whines from me, before a lockbox was installed in the backyard. kudos to adam. good game.

    glad you and egg are okay!

  2. battynurse
    battynurse January 6, 2011 at 6:07 pm |

    I’m sorry I’m laughing but that’s sort of funny. I can just see Egg sitting there with his book smiling at you trying to get in. And yes, smashing the glass probably would have made you feel a bit better. I hope the repair isn’t too expensive and that it doesn’t happen again.
    I’ll also admit that the times and conditions for when I’ve locked myself out of my house are many and that is without the help of a toddler.

  3. Chickie
    Chickie January 6, 2011 at 5:20 pm |

    I am now going to start measuring things by their level of fuckage. Thank you for this new scale.

  4. Billy
    Billy January 6, 2011 at 12:28 am |

    Though my 7-month-old is barely crawling, I am now, thanks to your cautionary tale, formulating a contingency plan. But seriously, smashing that window must have been really cathartic. The sound of glass shattering is just so satisfying.

  5. a
    a January 5, 2011 at 12:16 pm |

    That is my worst neurotic fear (probably because my charming sisters once locked me out of the house. I was five. I kicked the 3 part (1 level metal, 2 levels glass or screen) screen door in frustration and anger. I totally missed the bottom metal part and shattered the middle window. Then I started shrieking because I was fairly certain my mom would kill me when she got home). Half the time I go out into the garage to put trash in the garbage can (5-6 steps), I take the house key with me. I would have totally freaked out.

    Good job minimizing the damage!

  6. Carolyn
    Carolyn January 5, 2011 at 10:40 am |

    Oh man, you have the bestest stories ;) I bet it was kind of fun to smash a window (if you take out the part where you have to pay for it later!) Jason swears it’d be cheaper to kick down a door than smash in a window, so I hope for your sake that the window isn’t too expensive!

  7. Marie Green
    Marie Green January 5, 2011 at 9:57 am |

    This whole story gives me anxiety! Like, there’s no good solution. Well, except that lock box is an EXCELLENT idea. Way to go, brilliant hubs!

  8. LD2
    LD2 January 5, 2011 at 8:22 am |

    ACk!! Yikes! Glad you got back inside, that bites though. But, glad that no one was hurt but the window…

    That’s a good idea about the lock box!

  9. MidLifeMama
    MidLifeMama January 5, 2011 at 6:40 am |

    Oh lordy. I totally get that. You are woman, hear you smash.

  10. Swistle
    Swistle January 5, 2011 at 5:36 am |

    OMG I would have been SO MAD.

  11. bex
    bex January 4, 2011 at 10:56 pm |

    Wow, dude that sucks! I know that pop a lock opens car doors for free when a kid is locked in the car, wonder if they have the same policy for homes?

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