Em: Oh my gosh...No way...So that is where I left my popsicle. I had it earlier, then I put it down to go to the bathroom, then I forgot that I had even had it. Oh well!
I have heard about the problems with the teenage brain. The hormones, the mood swings, the forgetfullness, the whatevers and no big deals.... but now I have seen what it looks like! And it is super messy! It makes a mess of everything. It must be dealt with carefully...as to not make a bigger mess.
I am learning.
I am accepting helpful hints and words of wisdom from those who have made it through these wonderful years!
Have a great week!
Hmmmm, so when does that start? I've had teenaged boys, but not a teenaged girl before. She is only 11 1/2, but something is going on... A good attitude, like you seem to have, has got to help :)
ReplyDeleteClassic teenage brain! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the line. . .I could make it messier. . .ah that is wisdom!! Because it is very easy to make it messier!
ReplyDeleteSo that's what I have to look forward to...x3!! :)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the night
Teenagers are so messy! I can't remember the last time I could see my kids floors!
ReplyDeleteHahahaha! Gross! One time my mother fell asleep with a chocolate covered toffee in her hand and it melted in the bed. My sister thought she would do her a favor by making the bed for her and was totally freaked out by the "mystery stain" on the sheets. We still laugh about it.
ReplyDeleteThat's something I would do now. I guess teenage brain comes back in your forties.....
ReplyDeleteok, that's really funny - and I say that b/c this EXACT phenomenon has already happened with my 12 year old, it just started this summer ... as I say all the time these days: must be the hormones?! I better buckle up, this is gonna be a bumpy ride!
ReplyDeletePhotographic evidence is your best weapon later in life. You're doing well!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I can definitely see my teenager doing this...
ReplyDeleteFunny! The rumors aren't just rumors they are real. My hubby has studied lots about teen ager's brains (since he is a high school principal) and they do absolutely crazy things, Something about their frontal lobes are in conflict/changing/not operating correctly, he tells me they don't get "normal" again until about 23 or so. Sorry. I am dreading those days because of that. Crazy thing, I think my kids would do the exact same thing and they are a few years away from teendom. **sigh**
ReplyDeleteYour daughter is so cute! And you're such a good mom...you handled that situation so much better than I can picture how I would have handled it!
ReplyDeleteLOL, I love it! I'm not ready for all of that! I love how you handled it and how cute and honest she was. :)
ReplyDeleteyikes!!!! makes a great post!!!
ReplyDeleteoh my! i can relate!! my oldest turned 13 this summer. i am trying to catch up on all of your posts that I have missed! btw, I ran a 5k in August! First time in about 4 years! I did it without stopping! hugs, Cathy
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