Oh, that is awesome. Mine didn't have his hands in his pants because his pants were usually pulled up over his nipples. I'll never figure that one out.
Here's to humor for any occasion. Only as a senior, I have to remember to wear my hearing aids or I miss out. They laugh at me at Toastmasters and I laugh with them pretending I heard it.
I've found that a sense of humor and an appreciation for the absurd are invaluable parenting (and friend-finding) tools. I loved the note home from the teacher--it reminded me of a note from my husband's first grade teacher, which through the generosity and superior organizational skills of my mother-in-law has come into my possession. "Andrew has been given three rubber erasers this week. He will receive no more erasers until he can learn to stop eating them." ;)
As long as my mom friends aren't laughing AT me, I could not agree more!
ReplyDeleteI don't even care if they ARE laughing at me...it's all better than tears, no? ;)
DeleteBetter to show it to his college buddies.
ReplyDeleteYES!!!
DeleteYou know how much I love that!
ReplyDeleteI thought you would, Julie!
DeleteSo definitely agree; I think I need to find more friends that make laughter part of their daily routine. Thanks for the reminder.
ReplyDeletebetty
Happy to help! Thanks for visiting, Betty!
DeleteLol... The worse the problem, the more I laugh. Laughing bolsters you to carry on.
ReplyDeleteWe could so hang, Skwish. We'd both get kicked out of funerals together.
DeleteOh, that is awesome. Mine didn't have his hands in his pants because his pants were usually pulled up over his nipples. I'll never figure that one out.
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That's awesome, Andi. I hope you're taking pictures!
DeleteHere's to humor for any occasion. Only as a senior, I have to remember to wear my hearing aids or I miss out. They laugh at me at Toastmasters and I laugh with them pretending I heard it.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Carol
I do that, too, Carol and I don't even have a hearing aid!
DeleteI've found that a sense of humor and an appreciation for the absurd are invaluable parenting (and friend-finding) tools. I loved the note home from the teacher--it reminded me of a note from my husband's first grade teacher, which through the generosity and superior organizational skills of my mother-in-law has come into my possession. "Andrew has been given three rubber erasers this week. He will receive no more erasers until he can learn to stop eating them." ;)
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