Early to rise makes you wise

This happened back in May, and I need to give a little background. You see, I'm kind of tired. Only a few months old, Alice would keep me up during the night, and then I'd have to get Hannah up and off to school. Needless to say, if I can, I go back to sleep once the bus has taken my princess off to learn, and I grab my baby and nurse her in bed, and hopefully fall back to sleep. On this particular morning I was trying to get just a little bit more sleep in so I wouldn't crash by the afternoon and I kept telling James to please be quiet for just a little longer. Well, I should have just gotten up for when I did....this is what I saw.It took a few minutes to process exactly what had happened, and then realization sets in, and I am not going to lie, it was a little hard to keep it together.

"James, what did you do?!"

"Nothing Mom."

"No James, what did you DO?"

"It's snow Mom, and we was just playing in it."

I had to take a really deep breath and go look for the camera so he didn't die. He, with the help of his little sister, took all the stuffing out of my coach cushions, even the little pillows, and spread them all over my living room floor. The best part is, is that I just left it. I was so frustrated and overwhelmed I went out of my way to avoid even seeing it. Cameron was a little shocked when he came home and found my surprise. He ended up being the one to help James stuff four garbage sacks full. James got an earful from his daddy, I wonder if any of it's stuck. Then the sacks sat next to the wall for a while. I really just didn't know what to do. There are limited resources in the area and I still have no idea how to fix my poor, poor cushions. So, if you're over to my house, I have to apologize in advance for the lumpy cushions, (I re-stuffed them with the old stuff myself) but my little boy needed snow one day and something had to be sacrificed to achieve his dream.

the other culprit

"snow"

Pillows, or what was left of them.