All In A Day's Work

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Investigative reporter that I am, I followed Eva around for a whole day to see what life is like for her, she always seems so tired.

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First, there is her dental practice. Based on her patient's expression, she must be about as caring and gentle as my dentist. Her look of concentration is a little alarming, too, I think my dentist has had that expression on his face a few times and he usually followed up with, "Shoooot. Well, I guess we can try this."

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I gave Eva some advice as to which instrument of death to use. Actually, some of those things look like my scrapbooking tools.

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It wasn't long before Eva gave up her dentistry and had to gear up for an emergency. I wonder if other firemen need assistance from their mommy to gear up.

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Finally, she was up and running.

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But that's not the end of her day.

Not by a long shot.
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Like all of us, she has to take time for the little chores in life, like getting gas.
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. . . or changing a flat.

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Thanks to Edventure Children's Museum, Columbia, SC . . .

. . . where a kid can be a . . . grownup.