I often worry about what she will be like as a teenager and last night I had the full view of all that I have to look forward to. I immediately started praying and also left a message for my doctor to get me some good drugs ASAP.
Picture it:
Last night, I am cooking dinner and in the middle of playing Army men and also trying to ensure that Mini #2 doesn't draw on the furniture with the marker she is running around with.
Me: "Mini #2* come here, please."
Mini #2: I am going to play a little game with Mom. (blatantly ignores me. I KNOW she hears me.)
Me: "Mini #2, please come here."
Mini #2: I will really tick Mom off and continue to ignore her.
Me: "PLEASE COME HERE MINI #2!!!!!!!"
Mini #2: (slight eyeroll) "It's Princess Mini #2."
Are you kidding me???? She is two years old. What have I gotten myself in to???????
Happy Friday!
(And yes, she did in fact walk around Starbucks like this after she took off her dress. And yes, that is chocolate on her face and on the white turtleneck. She has an attitude and is a slob.)
Oh wow. What a cutie!! Sometimes you need to take your dress off when eating the chocolates!!
ReplyDeleteOh, can I relate! My daughter is 5 and there have been times I've thought "What are the teenage years going to be like??" Your little girl is a cutie!
ReplyDeleteShe is just too cute! Love the darling little pigtails. :-)
ReplyDeleteWell, at least she was wearing cute bloomers;)
ReplyDeleteThinking of you!
And I bet YOUR mother is giggling to herself!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is hilarious!
ReplyDeleteMy son is so strong willed and argues with me over everything that I find myself dreading his teenage years.
heehee! Choose your battles, enjoy these days, and soon you will know when to really put your foot down. The best advice I ever got was from my children's principal when they were in Elementary School. Accept them where they are, and gently guide them in the direction you want them to go.... These words helped me tremendously.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sr. AM
That is hilarious! I love some sass!
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