Do you ever feel that way? Just yesterday my husband came home and when I tried to ask him about his day I realized I was losing my voice. Why? I didn't talk to anyone over two and a half feet talk that day and I know that I wasn't having any in-depth conversations with my 20 month old. Unless, of course, you consider the finer cinematic qualities of Pixar's "CARS" worth a long debate.
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Thank you McQueen for those long talks. |
NO! (times a million)
Stop!
Do not hit your sister!
Do not hit your brother!
Listen!
Look! Look! Look! Look!
Please, stop whining.
Please, stop crying.
Please, leave me alone.
Please, eat your food.
Please, don't throw up.
May I, please?
You are going to have to wait your turn.
If you don't want to wait for me, do it yourself.
I am NOT taking anyone to the hospital today!
Do you want a spanking?
Did someone poop?
Do you need help?
Do not throw food on the floor.
Use your words!
No, you are not "all done".
the f- word (I'm not proud)
Stop teasing your brother.
Time out!
One... TWO...!
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I have hired Morgan Freeman to demonstrate how I felt after writing this un-exhausted list. |
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Yes, I would love a slice of crazy pie, thank you. |
Some times I wonder if maybe I should just give up. I mean, my kids are going insane from the repetition and it's obviously not sinking in and what's the point of constantly correcting with a please or thank you anyway? No one seems to appreciate it. People definitely don't want to over hear me saying "may I have a cookie, Please?" for the hundredth time in a row in the check out line.
And just when I think, I'm giving up. I just going to toss in the towel. Claim defeat. It happens. Out of no where. Sitting, watching Barbie mermaid princess back to back, which a leg dangling over one arm of the couch, magic happens.
"Mommy, may I have a cookie please?"
Yes... yes you may.
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