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Haha, that would make a good card to cheer new mothers up :)
ReplyDeletebahaha! :)
ReplyDeleteI needed this today! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome!! :)
ReplyDeleteyou speak da truth, some e cards.
ReplyDeleteevery parent is smiling!
ReplyDeleteI am smiling!
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lmao!
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Um, yeah.
ReplyDeleteI was talking about this to my mother-in-law last night. I naively still keep thinking 'I'll never be *that* parent', and then BAM, two months later I'm there.
Sigh.
Hah! Can't wait to say that to my future 2 year old!
ReplyDeleteMaria xx
www.cheekypinktulip.blogspot.com
Oh man, 2 year olds got NOTHIN on 3 year olds. They are the WURST.
ReplyDeleteI can only imagine how true this is - ha!
ReplyDeleteHAHAHAHAHAHA that's funny!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Jill, 3 year olds really test you!!
ReplyDeleteOhmygosh, tell me about it. The meltdown we had yesterday when I said she couldn't watch Elmo was of epic proportions.
ReplyDeleteHaha so true and funny!
ReplyDeleteMy words to all moms entering the 2+ stage come from a very appropriate source, the Nemo movie. If you must and sometimes you must, say it outloud: "Just keep swimming! Just keep swimming!"
ReplyDeleteMade me laugh.. and I don't even have kids :)
ReplyDeleteDitto to Martina...& it still works if you're an aunt...
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, this is hilarious! I think I've been feeling this way at least three times a day lately!
ReplyDeleteOh good.... This makes me feel better.
ReplyDeletexoxo
Liesl
woodsy-soiree.blogspot.com
Alright, Folks, any advice on heading into toddlerdom? I was just starting to feel competent with babyness and now all of sudden we're toddling. And it's just going to get more interesting from here - AHHHHHH!
ReplyDeleteHah! I think that about my students sometimes.
ReplyDelete-Tara
http://madmaxandfamily.blogspot.com
http://blog.chron.com/madabouttown/
Oh my gosh. I have actually said that to my oldest daughter. To see yourself as an ecard is a heck of a way to start a week-lol! I have five children and actually love the toddler years. The tweens, however...
ReplyDeleteHa! My husband and I had that kind of parenting day yesterday. Thanks for this!
ReplyDeleteHahahahahaah!!!!!! This REALLY made me laugh out loud. I think about this all the time!
ReplyDelete- Sarah
agirlintransit.blogspot.com
Haha, so funny! I love these e-cards.
ReplyDeleteYes, yes, yes!! This is how I feel all day and all night!!!!!
ReplyDeleteoh, yes!! two's have been....interesting.
ReplyDeletelol yes! this is how i feel almost daily
ReplyDeleteTotally! I needed this after the day we (my 2 year old and I) had today.
ReplyDeleteTotally! I needed this after the day we (my 2 year old and I) had today.
ReplyDeleteWorks perfectly for my three year old!
ReplyDeleteSorry to tell you this, but I've got a five year old who I thought of and laughed when I read this. Maybe six is the magic number when kids become perfect angels? :)
ReplyDeleteMade me laugh, too. Those sneaky kids!
ReplyDeleteOh man 2 was nothing compared to 3 w/ my little guy. I could say that every day. I probably do.
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you!! You've made me feel much better! :)
ReplyDeleteLaughing my ass off! But only because it's so true. Thanks so much for the Friday funny.
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