September 02, 2010|
I'm 22 and addicted to reading the mom confession. *sigh* i'm having such baby fever. We're not planning on having kids for at least the next 5 years (wanting to finish grad school and get started in careers), but damn, my baby fever has been kicking in lately for some reason. I'm a good girl and I'll wait, but I'm so looking forward to being a mom more |
My son discovered this hysterical, but slightly naughty youtube video called CLEAN YOUR BALLS. Is sexual innuendo ok for a 10 yr. old? Our experts weigh in...
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Oh dear children of mine, please just play outside while it's nice. When it's rainy (which is a lot) they are begging to be out. So why now that it is nice do they keep coming in and out slamming the door everytime when the littles are sleeping!
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I am setitng myself in motion this week: I have two major goals I want accomplished within the next ten years and if I don't so it now I'll never do it.
My mom and I started training this week to hike the Appalachian Trail! That's goal 1.
Goal 2 is to get my GED and go back to school! I started studying for my GED this week and plan on taking it Oct. 9th. Wish me luck!
I have a little boy. He's the coolest thing EVER. BUT..I hestitate when I see cute scrap books and memory books. A friend even gave me a memory BOX for my baby shower in which to put little post-its (as he says/does cute things, write them down and toss them in the box). I just wonder if he'll give a crap about all this stuff when he's grown up? If I'd had a girl, I'd be inclined to do more, but it just seems like such sentimental things would be wasted on a boy! Anyone out there with grown DS's who enjoy looking at scrapbooks/memory books of themselves as babies?
Be the best YOU - and a better Mom for it.
Alice Currah of SavorySweetLife.com and EverydayAlice.com tells you how she found her way - and that you can too.
5 y/o DS and I were talking about the Air Force today (he asked and I explained what it was) and he said he was going to learn to fly. Then he said "And I'm going to learn how to gravitate. I try, and I get up on my tippy-toes, and almost off the ground but it doesn't work". I almost told gravitation is only on TV and he won't ever be able to (theoretically). I caught myself. Why squash his little scientific dreams? He'll figure out limitations soon enough :(
Aaaah, DH fixed my computer and I am BACK! Rar.
Fo my first confession now will be: I have eaten an entire can of almond roca today.
6 y.o. DD is exhausting me. It
used to be she could play on
her own for 30 min at a time.
Ever since she started Kinder
(half day) she's been attached
to me like velcro. I love her
dearly but the 7 hours she is
awake before bedtime is just
killing me. I try to set her
in front of a video with a
snack but she will only last
5 min. I also try to get
her involved in her toys
and then try to read a
magazine but then she's
begging me to play with her.
I hope its a phase.
I am completely exhausted.
Oh, and we don't do playdates
yet-she is autistic, we tried
and it hasn't worked out.
He's thinking of getting a motorcycle. He's late getting home. So help me, if he drives up on a bike, I'm going to walk outside and punch him square in his package.
Somtimes I feel like I'm Truman from The Truman show. Like my life is one big reality show.
thanks to the moms who are rich now and appreciate it...for those who go on and on about how money isn't important and doesn't make them happy, try having to struggle to pay for the basics, never go on a vacation, be unable to go out to eat, struggle to pay bills, then go back to your former life and see how nice it is to have a pool in your backyard, kids at summer camp, your vacations and your nanny and then please, never ever ever say that money really doesn't make your life better.
