I am a stay at home mom to 4 kids, 14,10,8,& 4. I am a bit high strung and not proud of it. I like things to be clean. I yell a lot. I am a sort of jack of all trades, master of none. I am honest, don't like getting old, wish I was cooler than I am. I am sucker for celebrity gossip, good raunchy jokes and overpriced skin care.
I am a reluctant stay at home mom nearing the end of my term. I am a recovering "Suzy Homemaker". I curse. I say what's on my mind. I hope that I say things that other people are thinking, just don't have the guts to say. I hope to make people laugh at or with me. I hope not to offend too many people, but know there have been a few and am quite certain there will be several more.
So, if you are looking for a dysfunctional view on mothering, being a woman , and life- you may not be disappointed here. If you are still Suzy Homemaker and think that everyone should be, I might just make you want to vomit.
Or... "Don't Crack and Croc". Or... "Friends Don't Let Friends Crack with Croc". Ah Tena, let's go share a bottle of wine and come up with some more! (Also... Thanks for the recipe! I'm going to try it this weekend.)
Hey there...Just wanted to pop over after reading your comment on Jen's site about your daughter and her peculiar behaviors. I'm not sure who evaluated her, but just because she is very verbal does not rule out autism at all. Autism Spectrum Disorder is just that; on a spectrum from flapping armed kids who don't speak or engage others to very verbal, quite normal-looking kids with mild autism. Was this an informal eval, or did you take her to a pediatrician? Either way, it sounds like your family has learned to accommodate her idiocyncracies, which is good.
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LMCrackO!!!
Great photo!
You have a plumber in the making!
kicks off crocs and pulls up pants
haha but it is a cute little crack at least and not some hairy arsed old guy! LOL
Great pic! Be glad she's not at the age where she wants her butterfly thong to hang out!
Or... "Don't Crack and Croc".
Or... "Friends Don't Let Friends Crack with Croc".
Ah Tena, let's go share a bottle of wine and come up with some more!
(Also... Thanks for the recipe!
I'm going to try it this weekend.)
Hey there...Just wanted to pop over after reading your comment on Jen's site about your daughter and her peculiar behaviors. I'm not sure who evaluated her, but just because she is very verbal does not rule out autism at all. Autism Spectrum Disorder is just that; on a spectrum from flapping armed kids who don't speak or engage others to very verbal, quite normal-looking kids with mild autism. Was this an informal eval, or did you take her to a pediatrician? Either way, it sounds like your family has learned to accommodate her idiocyncracies, which is good.
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