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Halala Mama
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Halala Mama
· 5d ago
Dinnertime Comments
My sister took Adam last night so that Ismael, otherwise known as the oppossum, and I could venture out in the evening hours. Together. To eat a meal and see a movie. Something that happens about as often as the … Continue reading →
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Halala Mama
· 6d ago
I married an opossum
I married an opossum. My husband’s ability to play dead during a preschooler onslaught is unparalleled in the annals of human history. Behold. 7:30 PM. Friday night. I am collapsed on the couch in a pool of my own drool, … Continue reading →
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Halala Mama
· 1W ago
3 year olds with a vocabulary are like loaded guns
My son’s favorite words right now, seem to be, penis and butt. He has long conversations about them and possibly even *with* them. I can’t be certain. He has made up variations of normal phrases that incorporate these words, such … Continue reading →
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Halala Mama
· 1W ago
Method. You have our attention.
To say that my husband “doesn’t notice much” would be the understatement of the century. I’m not talking minor things like if I got a new shirt or a hair cut. I mean short of my having bought a … Continue reading →
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Halala Mama
· 1W ago
Bump, Bump, Bump, I know a man….
I begged my mother to read Dr. Seuss when I was younger. Fox in Socks was my clear favorite, mostly, I’m sure, because it is damn near impossible to read. ”She sells seashells by the seashoe” has nothing on that … Continue reading →
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Halala Mama
· 1W ago
Have a Happy Mother’s Day. Always.
When questioned about his odd behavior in the corner of the living room, Adam told me, “I just always want to build a track.” Well son, those are the wrong supplies for building a track, though the scrapbooking scissors are … Continue reading →
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Halala Mama
· 2W ago
Preschooler Lies: Demystified
When a parent tells me that their child could not have lied to them, I fight to the urge to laugh and ask, “Really? Ever lie to your own parents? When did that start?” Birth? Although I was the perfect … Continue reading →
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Halala Mama
· 3W ago
The Definition of Bedtime Crazy
The definition of crazy is doing the same thing every time expecting different results. Every night, I put Adam in bed, read more books than I feel like reading, and then fight with him for a solid hour about whether … Continue reading →
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Halala Mama
· 4W ago
Thank you Riley
Two years ago, Adam had a sedated MRI looking for any abnormalities that had caused his febrile seizure. Nothing was found. Now with this recent “unprovoked” seizure, it’s time to take a peek again. Last time, Adam fought the nurses … Continue reading →
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Halala Mama
· 4W ago
Good night you little faker
It’s funny how if you play with a picture enough, edit it enough, it looks like a sweet tender moment between mother and son… Instead of a 3 year old who was avoiding bedtime by pretending to sleep and making … Continue reading →
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