I sat there in shock. I listened, and as they talked, I became more and more terrified of having three teenage girls in my home at the same time. I think we will move to a remote part of Canada when Cinderella turns sixteen and is allowed to date. This will accomplish many of my new future goals.
- Live somewhere that is freezing cold so the girls want to wear a coat and sweater all of the time. No strapless tiny squares of silk for us, thank you very much.
- Live somewhere where it is nearly impossible to find a teenage boy that has time to date girls. If the area is remote enough, everyone will need to walk uphill both ways in the freezing snow to get to school. Plus, all the boys will need to help out on the Christmas Tree Farms they live on.
- Live in a place that is big enough for me, but mostly King, to have enough space so that he can get away from the girls once a month and not have to actually move out of the house. A big farm ought to do the trick. No animals, but plenty of outbuildings to house hormonal teenagers.
- Live somewhere where there is no cell phone service and people haven't heard of Prom Magazine.
- Live somewhere where the weather is so lousy it ruins your hair so even doing it isn't worth the effort.
You are too funny! My coworkers are wondering why I'm LOL. Good luck with those plans (I know how much you love the cold, too).
ReplyDeleteThis is gold. I love it.
ReplyDeleteAnd, seriously... Prom Magazine? What the--??
Have fun- sounds like your cold alergies will be in for a great big hit!
ReplyDeleteTiny squares of silk could be.....thermal underwear! Outbuildings for hormonal teenagers! I need one of those to house MY hormones. You are hilarious.
ReplyDeleteAt Women's Conference, Julie Beck talked about the importance of intentional parenting. I think you've nailed it. However, I have to warn that most small towns I've been too are way more concerned with Hollywood and trends and stuff than you would imagine (try to picture the Salina 4th of July parade, where I saw more fake nails, fake tans, and body and hair enhancements than I choose to count.)
ReplyDeleteI wish I could forget my teenage years. I shudder thinking about my kids getting to those years, too.
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