1. Sibling rivalry...Appreciate a job well done..."If you are going to kill each other, do it outside I just finished cleaning"
2. Religion...."You had better pray that stain will come out of the carpet"
3. Time Travel..."If you don't straighten up I will knock you into the middle of next week"
4. Science, the theory of Osmosis...."Shut your mouth and eat your supper"
5. Health, Stamina..."You sit there until all that spinach is gone" yeah right like that is going to happen in this lifetime
6. Birth, life and death..."I brought you into this world and I can take you out of it"
7. Inherent characteristics....Behavior modification "Stop acting like your father"
8. Weather..."Your room looks like a tornado went through it"... (She had to be talking about my son)
9. Anticipation..."You just wait until we get home"
10. Wisdom...."Honey when you get to be my age you will understand"
and the best one that she ever taught me
11. Justice...."One day you will have kids, and I pray to God that they turn out just like you"
Just remember that they are our children, we did bring them into to this world and if there is any justice out there they will have kids of their own to justify every gray hair and sleepless night that they bestowed upon us. Kiss your kid because they won't always be young....
Published by Cathy Pelekakis
Retiree from the Department of the Army, Procurement Analyst. Mother of one terrific son. Love to go to the movies, read books, work on the computer, gardening, my pets Samantha and Missy. I have been publ... View profile
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11 Comments
Post a CommentAll so true! And I've said the same things to my kid!
lol cute!!
Cute, lol :)
cute :)
This was fun.
Great momisms....Best wishes to your son.
Hah, I'd heard a few of these growing up...fun read!
Your last quote is called the mothers curse here in oregon - mothers always say "I hope you have children and they are worse than you."
Great piece!
Shut your mouth and eat your supper is my favorite!