Home Alone - the Sequel

Recently, Lacey has become more aware of current events and realized that she's not invincible.  She has expressed concern about kidnappings and has said that she doesn't want to be left home alone.   Last night we watched, "Home Alone,"  because Lacey had never seen this movie before.  Sensing that the movie was making her nervous, I suggested that we change the channel.  Lacey insisted that it wasn't bothering her.  After awhile, though, it started to bother me.  I knew that the girls would be home alone today while I was working.  This certainly wasn't the first time they'd been home alone.  But, what if something happened?  Would they know what to do?  Would they be able to defend themselves?

Midway through the day, I turned on my phone to check for any messages from the girls.    Thanks to technology, there was a video message waiting for me.  Maybe they were sending me evidence that they'd cleaned their bedrooms! 

After watching the girl's documentary, I was so glad that they were home alone because I wasn't the one cleaning up the mess!  (You might need to be on a computer to see this video . . . )