morning.
just a couple of things.
does anyone find the age of four to be equally rewarding/ challenging? it's like...one minute you are watching him break dance on the kitchen floor and the next minute he's throwing a tantrum because you won't let him have cheez-its for breakfast.
no rhyme or reason i say. four is fly by the seat of your pants with cute half a block behind gasping and wheezing...trying. to. catch. up.
come to think of it. how does my four year old even know about break dancing? and, fyi, he's got the beat in his soul that little one. he rocks out in a major way. and he has moves. but that beans is a sly one. he knows things he doesn't let on about. anyone have a second child who is mostly incognito but will make a power move if given the chance? is this a second child characteristic?
somewhere along the way, the boys thought because we moved to the "country" the most available bathroom was outside. anyone out there an all boy mom with a gray hair problem?
for the love of pete. someone tell me why i feel like an old/ brand spankin new mom who learned nothing the first go around? have all the rules changed in the last two years?
signed,
mom of a four year old break dancer
oh i hear ya. at least you live in the country and not the fish bowl. i think my neighbors have seen more of my kids privates than anyone should. don't know how to correct it. i guess boys will be boys... buy some hair color... it works great for those grays
ReplyDeleteCalvin should totally beat box for Beans.
ReplyDeleteTake it from an old lady with grey hair who has brought up three male children; it doesn't get any better, but it's a great ride. The reward comes when you see them grown, having their own boys and realise that they are doing a good job because you laid a solid foundation for them to build on.
ReplyDeleteGo with the flow and my best wishes. xx