Pixie Princess
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Okay...so I'm just up to lunch, but had to comment on a couple things...you know me...
Stuffed animals- as annoying as the collection may be, and as much as you may want to throttle your child for spending every last cent that passes her fingers on them, enjoy it. The day will come when your child will announce that she no longer is interested in the rather impressive collection of Webkins and various other stuffed animals she has accumulated, and will ask what she should do with them because they need to be off her bed...now. If you didn't guess (and I'm sure you did), that happened recently here at my house. I tell you, it was all I could do not to break down in tears right then and there. My baby telling me she'd outgrown her stuffed animals. The horror of it all! Compound that with her as kindly as possible letting me know that our nightly ritual of me tucking her in and reading to her was over. Right in the middle of a Nancy Drew book no less. Okay, she is 12 and probably was over it a while ago, but STILL. Who gave this child permission to get all "grown" overnight?!?! So, enjoy the collection, embrace it. For one day it will be sitting in a garbage bag waiting for the next garage sale, and you will be longing for the day you were tripping over the varmints. <takes Xanax and continues>
How funny DS has to do yardwork for his Legos. DD did extra yardwork to earn money for the kimono she bought from the Japan pavilion. She "tricked" me into going to WDW for the weekend to get it. Okay, not much of a trick actually, but still pretty funny, and the best Mother's Day present she could have gotten me.
Stuffed animals- as annoying as the collection may be, and as much as you may want to throttle your child for spending every last cent that passes her fingers on them, enjoy it. The day will come when your child will announce that she no longer is interested in the rather impressive collection of Webkins and various other stuffed animals she has accumulated, and will ask what she should do with them because they need to be off her bed...now. If you didn't guess (and I'm sure you did), that happened recently here at my house. I tell you, it was all I could do not to break down in tears right then and there. My baby telling me she'd outgrown her stuffed animals. The horror of it all! Compound that with her as kindly as possible letting me know that our nightly ritual of me tucking her in and reading to her was over. Right in the middle of a Nancy Drew book no less. Okay, she is 12 and probably was over it a while ago, but STILL. Who gave this child permission to get all "grown" overnight?!?! So, enjoy the collection, embrace it. For one day it will be sitting in a garbage bag waiting for the next garage sale, and you will be longing for the day you were tripping over the varmints. <takes Xanax and continues>
How funny DS has to do yardwork for his Legos. DD did extra yardwork to earn money for the kimono she bought from the Japan pavilion. She "tricked" me into going to WDW for the weekend to get it. Okay, not much of a trick actually, but still pretty funny, and the best Mother's Day present she could have gotten me.