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Ten Things I've Figured Out
- I'm not any cooler now than I was when I was 13.
- Having a lot of books is like having a lot of televison channels...It makes it harder to choose.
- My son's smile will always make me feel better.
- Even if the memories aren't all good ones, having them is a really special thing.
- I am always going to be a terrible housekeeper
- My daughter is growing up, even if I don't want her to.
- My dog loves me more than anyone else in the house.
- My husband really is that much of a kid at heart.
- No matter how hard I try to pretend, I still hate eating my vegetables!
- You can never have to many kinds of lotion or to many flavors of lipgloss.
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8 comments:
Well, that depends. What kind of yogurt? Obviously there are certain flavors that do not go well after choccy, such as Key Lime Pie. If you let him have that, I'd be a bit worried. If it was strawberry, then you're all right.
Bad parenting be damned! I say if he's eating, and eating that much, screw it! Give him what he likes.
Actually, it was strawberry, so I guess we're in the clear. *laughs*
If he/she had only had Doritos and Kisses, then you would have been a bad parent (or at least, a good parent on a bad day, which is my excuse).
But you cleverly counteracted it with the yogurt, juice, and pancakes.
So you're Uber-Mom! Much respect on that! :-)
How in the holy heck do you get your toddler to eat that much?
My youngest appears to subsist on Cheerios and air.
Ian
Can I move into your house?
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