Sound familiar?
Definitely.
It’s ok if your room looks like a cat 5 hurricane just blew threw all summer. When forced to go there I just keep my eyes closed and step carefully. Ditto for your bathroom. If you don’t mind how bad it is, neither do I. I don’t go in there until after you go back to college.
Thank you for leaving a trail of keys, socks, shoes, pocketbooks, books, bags, snacks, and electronic devices through the house. That way I can always find you by following the trail.
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/5463374
Here is an article about a hilarious gut-busting letter from a young boy away at summer camp to his mom.
I like how the mom first shows us her fantasy version of the letter, and then the reality.
@Madison85, that is priceless!!! LOL.
The hand-printed letter with incorrectly spelled words adds to the overall enjoyment. Excerpt below:
*Dear Mom
Good you packt extra underwear since I had diyareeya. It got on my shoes but not my pillow.
Love it!
Madison85, hilarious! Thanks for posting. I tried reading it to DH just now and I was so hysterical laughing with tears rolling down my face, that it took a long time to get through!
Not about a mother and her kids, but this made me laugh any way.
We took a walk and picked up the mails on our way home. A neighbor (who I do not know) picked up his email with his toddler at the same time.
Our mailbox happens to be lower so the young kid could reach it. As soon as we opened the mail box, he tried to pick up the mails from MY mailbox and handed it to his father. He moved so quickly that I had no time to stop him. So hilarious (to me at least.)
QMP has posted a sign “Welcome, mice!”
When S was 11 months old and going for his first ever “Trick or Treat,” he’d knock on the door, open it and walk in. He couldn’t quite grasp the concept of TorT.