My son is lazy. My son lies. My son sneaks. My son is 17. My son is normal.
My son can look quite
innocent while lying to your face. My son can hide evidence
better than the best serial killer. My son can sulk and hide and
bury himself in video games. My son can look so sad when doubted,
even if he KNOWS that he's busted.
My son.
My son can cook dinner for 5
because his parents are running late. He can walk the dog, do the
laundry, and wash the dishes. He can tell me he misses me when
I'm gone to a convention, and hug me when I leave. He can give me
a big hug in front of his friends, and not feel ashamed. He is
very handsome and very friendly. He's funny and personable.
My son.
My son saw how tired I was
last night, and offered to tape ER for me. He knows I love that
show, and knew I was going to miss it by nodding off at 8:30.
He'll watch his sisters tomorrow morning while I visit with my dad and
my uncle (who is visiting for the weekend.) I gripe too much
about him, and appreciate him too little. He's a good kid.
I love him.
My son.
Friday, March 3, 2006
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6 comments:
I had a son like that once. Wait... I think I still do! I wish he could be here in the morning, hangin out with his dad and his Uncle Don.
Very nice entry.
Lori
Hi Helen
Aww! That was sweet. It gave me goose bumps.
Rhianna
PS I know I don't comment... well ever but I have you on my alerts.
Print this entry out and leave it on top of his X-Box or GameCube or whatever the hell kids are playing now. He'll be shocked by part of it (as I was), but he'll realize that he's being a prick to an awesome mom at the end. My 2 cents.
XO,
Russ
What a wonderful entry. I agree with the earlier comment. Print this and frame it or put it up on the fridge. Great entry!
*Louise*
I can tell that you really like your son. I can also tell you done right by him.
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