In life there are different milestones for everyone. Some based on gender, religion, race, and age. Lil Momma is reaching her first this week. She's going to be 5 on Friday. :)
The next one she will have to look forward to will be her 13th which will welcome her into the Teens, then there's 16 when she can get her learners permit, 18 when she can vote, and then finally 21 for when she will be legally allowed to drink.
With her first milestone coming up she has decided to celebrate it at the good old Chuck E Cheese, games, pizza and prizes.
Big Momma on the other hand. I'm trying to just cope with the fact that my "Baby" is old enough to start kindergarten, sleep in her own bed, doesn't wear diapers, she can ride the school bus and learn that Santa is not real from the older kids. She's not a baby anymore. No matter how much I wish she was. Reality has set in. Lil Momma is growing up.
For all of you out there with the little ones. Take pictures, lots and lots of them. Hug them, squeeze them, hold them ALL the time. No matter what those books say ;) Because it goes so fast. And before you know it, that baby your burping and changing their diapers, your gonna be putting on the school bus and helping with homework.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Monday, February 7, 2011
The Fun Mommy!
Yeah that's Big Momma! The Fun Momma! All the kids in Lil Momma's class want to come to her house and spend the night. The boys too. :)
And I'm a pretty cool Mother if I do say so myself. But Big Momma draws a line a Lil Momma's boy friends (big difference between boyfriends and boy friends) spending the night. I know that there are some parents out there that don't see an issue with this, and with children at her age four soon to be five, there is no "tension". But I don't think that it's a good idea. If you start it young then they will think that it is always a good idea. And it's not.
There are a number of parents in her class thankfully that share this same way of thinking that I do, and some that look at me like I have a chicken growing out of my forehead. To those parents I say this. To each their own.
And I'm a pretty cool Mother if I do say so myself. But Big Momma draws a line a Lil Momma's boy friends (big difference between boyfriends and boy friends) spending the night. I know that there are some parents out there that don't see an issue with this, and with children at her age four soon to be five, there is no "tension". But I don't think that it's a good idea. If you start it young then they will think that it is always a good idea. And it's not.
There are a number of parents in her class thankfully that share this same way of thinking that I do, and some that look at me like I have a chicken growing out of my forehead. To those parents I say this. To each their own.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Seriously?
Big Momma says this a lot but I feel like people don't quite understand it. Don't say something you don't mean. If you don't like a person don't pretend you do. Cause when you get caught, your gonna feel like a fool.
I'm not going to pretend to like you if I don't like you. And I'm not going to say something to you that isn't true. I will say it to your face. Not behind your back.
And with that said I expect the same in return.
I'm not going to pretend to like you if I don't like you. And I'm not going to say something to you that isn't true. I will say it to your face. Not behind your back.
And with that said I expect the same in return.
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