You know your a mother of boys if:
- your grocery bags disappear, and later reappear as parachutes
- your son helps you clear the table and throws the bag of baby carrots in the fridge drawer from way across the room (Yeah! Made a basket!)
- your dirty laundry goes flying through the air on its way to the pile in the laundry room
- the laundry basket sounds like a car with its muffler missing
- the bath tub is a good place for experiments, like how far does the water go if I land like this...
- your kitchen scissors is always missing
- your scotch tape is always empty
- every drawer in the kitchen is open while the dishwasher is being emptied, so that when the job is done, all the drawers can be slammed shut at once
- you go to bed at night and find a small grain elevator in the making on your bedroom floor
- soggy washrags litter the bathroom counter because who ever heard of squeezing all the water out and laying it neatly across the sink
- you've said hang up your coat, or close the door, or put your shoes away, at least 20 times by the end of the day
- one hour after a meal you can expect to hear, "Is there ANYTHING to eat?"
- you see cartwheels, jumps, and somersaults on a typical walk through the house
- tackle football is as common in your living room as reading a book
- your living room window gets broken because someone was trying to get the kitty cat's attention
- water is not a necessity; first it is for fun, then to drink if we get thirsty, and last of all, for cleaning purposes
- you've heard the phrase, "But I'm not dirty, why do I need to take a bath?"
- you've received the biggest hugs, sweetest cards, and greatest compliments from, none other, than, your boys
- You know the difference between a backhoe, excavator, bulldozer, skidloader, wheel loader and what each one does (this is also partly due to the 'boy' I married)
- your stainless steel popcorn bowl has a ding in the side from the BB gun (please don't ask about this one)
- you've learned how to breathe through the feelings of panic that arise from your offspring attempting daring feats
- you don't know what caused that awful looking bruise on your son's leg, and he doesn't either
- you pray for them, and dream of them becoming godly men someday, who will have all their energy guided in the right direction
- you get excited about dead birds, squirrels, rabbits, and mice
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Yep! This is my life!
ReplyDeleteThis is pretty good!!!!!:) I've got six boys myself, the youngest is still pretty young yet.... I do love my boys!:) (We also have one girl).
ReplyDeleteKeep enjoying them!:)