What I Wore: Under Control
Monday, September 30, 2013
My 4-year-old is probably what psycho-babble parenting experts call "high spirited." He has a ton of energy and typically enjoys pushing my buttons. Yesterday was one of those days that I may have contemplating selling him on the black market.
We were in church and it was supposed to be quiet and he did everything in his power to make noise. He started clapping the sides of a hymn book together and when I took it away he started clapping his hands while staring at me defiantly. He then found a truck in my purse and proceeded to shoot it 20 feet across the floor and into wall. After that, he fake yawned for five minutes and then break danced on the floor for a while. He finally celebrated the end of his debauchery by falling asleep on my husband's shoulder.
I was so exhausted that I was ready to throw in the towel, go home and watch a Four Weddings marathon. Buuuut I had blow dried my hair and was wearing a skirt and it seemed like a waste. I could at least look like I was in control, even if my child completely owns me.
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Yeah, I've noticed with my 3 year old that he typically acts the worst right before he crashes. And yet, every time I forget. I'm thinking to myself, "WHY IS HE SO CRAZY I'M ABOUT TO DUCT TAPE HIM TO THE CEILING AND LEAVE EXTRA FOR HIS MOUTH," and then five minutes later, BOOM! Sweet relief.
It might be one of the top five best feelings in the world -- when your psychotic son falls asleep on the floor.
for a boy on the go, he looks snazzy! nice job, mom! and you look simply ravishing!
For a while my motto for church was, "you may not be the most reverent kids, but you will be the cutest."
That's gone out the window now and my kids are known to show up without shoes.
But I still look good :)
Totally love your outfit.
Haha I am constantly repeating "time and a season... time and a season" to myself. And it's not the time nor the season to get anything out of church.
My favorite part is when the well meaning blue haired ladies say "can I help you with him"? Puh-leeze, honey, you couldn't handle this demonic beast.
My favorite part is when the well meaning blue haired ladies say "can I help you with him"? Puh-leeze, honey, you couldn't handle this demonic beast.
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