5 thoughts on “Things I say 1,000 times every day”
Step 1: Take off the bedroom doors.
Step 2: Get rid of the cat.
Nothing I can do about the sibling kindness.
Step 1: We’ve done it before. I might do it again if they don’t knock it off.
Step 2: Not in a million years. Will you get rid of Jack when your future babies start harassing him?
Poor analogy. That is like asking you whether you are going to get rid of Poppy because Pete is harassing her.
Do you really never say “stop putting those in your nose?”
Either you’re a much better mom than me, or you’re much worse. Not sure which.
Thanks for stopping by my blog with your crossfit/federal agents comment. You might convince me yet… Maybe.
I wouldn’t say better or worse! Mine just don’t stick things up their noses. I don’t think it’s occurred to them to try. Yet. Knock on wood.
Step 1: Take off the bedroom doors.
Step 2: Get rid of the cat.
Nothing I can do about the sibling kindness.
Step 1: We’ve done it before. I might do it again if they don’t knock it off.
Step 2: Not in a million years. Will you get rid of Jack when your future babies start harassing him?
Poor analogy. That is like asking you whether you are going to get rid of Poppy because Pete is harassing her.
Do you really never say “stop putting those in your nose?”
Either you’re a much better mom than me, or you’re much worse. Not sure which.
Thanks for stopping by my blog with your crossfit/federal agents comment. You might convince me yet… Maybe.
I wouldn’t say better or worse! Mine just don’t stick things up their noses. I don’t think it’s occurred to them to try. Yet. Knock on wood.