The current situation in my house is the resignation of
parenting and allowing my children and niece take over the kitchen with toys
and art supplies. I’ve decide to minimally use that room today. I don’t feel like dressing the kids and feel
that their teeth being brushed is an epic win.
I’m tired and tired of running, doing, flexing, cooking, and
worrying over pottying. I swear that half of my parenting life revolves around
the bathroom. The neighbors will probably
regret having us as neighbors because I’m not getting off this couch for every
little argument. My voice travels
well. Sorry neighbors. Sorta. While I’m confessing,
I consider this week a success as we have met much of our commitments with
coordinated clothes, proper hygiene, and a semi nutritious diet. My toddler has now decided he can no longer
eat anything without a pound of ketchup or just the ketchup. I let him as long as some protein and veggie
sticks get in there. At least it’s not Halloween candy, right? While we did
most things, Thursday fell through. I’m sure my daughter’s teachers rolled her
eyes as we committed but no show to a school night event. I decided my sanity was far more valuable than
a night of something I’m already educated in and teach my own children. Cute
idea school, circumstances won as I try to run from clubs to dinner by myself
then try to get back to the school with hungry, over tired children. Screw that.
We ate like decent human beings and my kids played while I kicked back
for thirty minutes. God know that doesn’t
happen enough. School involvement has
become a special challenge because we are now banned from chaperoning field
trips via the new no sibling rule. My stay
at home with a toddler status rules us out.
Nice job. I love how you work with families.
School, stop sending
me PTA reminders. I’m not going to join; in my bad mama life I will be
minimally involved, again for the sake of my sanity. Don’t mistake this not being involved entirely.
I am secret op involved in the
assignments, activities, and support my daughter in her academic endeavors and
school life. Never mind the effort to have homework being completed, hours of
study, and our promptness to reading and responding to the death of a
rainforest every Wednesday. Bad mom.
Today isn’t for cupcakes, sporting events, and fundraisers, it’s
for creative play and bad mom couch surfing.
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