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20 responses to “Payback Is Hell”

  1. Katie

    That is so funny that Miss C is your little drill sergeant. And even funnier that she’s just like you! :)

    I wish my little one was more of a morning person—I dressed her this morning while she was still asleep. She’s a party animal at night, but then hates waking up in the morning. Ugh!

  2. Jamie

    Katie, Miss A (who is 4) is our party animal at night! I have to practically bribe her to get dressed. ;)

    It will be “interesting” to see what it’s like when she goes to kindergarten next year. Right now she leaves later in the morning with hubby. Hopefully Miss C will whip us all into shape!

  3. rachel-asouthernfairytale

    HA HA HA HAHA HA! Ahem :-)

    SOOOO experiencing the same sort of payback. It’s rather jolting to hear YOUR voice coming out of THEIR mouths
    .-= rachel-asouthernfairytale´s last blog ..Pork Tenderloin with Orange Chipotle Marinade and Grilled Veggies =-.

  4. Holly Schwendiman

    LOL it sure is! You gotta love what they pick up from the master eh? Wish I could control that like a TV remote myself. :)

    Hugs,
    Holly
    .-= Holly Schwendiman´s last blog ..2009 Gingerbread Fun =-.

  5. Jennifer

    HA! That’s funny, she could ensure that she gets you organized in the mornings. I have to kick mine out of bed to get dressed for school. My eldest is very particular, food first, then consultation on lunch, then dressed and she is now in the habit of doing all her other chores in the am (make bed, clean room, brush hair and teeth) so I don’t have to nag her.

    Yet, weekends when they can sleep in, up an hour before they normally even get up during the week. How the hell does that work?
    .-= Jennifer´s last blog ..So I shall bore you some more

  6. Jennifer

    At least you know it is stickin’.
    .-= Jennifer´s last blog ..Oh yeah, It’s Tuesday…. =-.

  7. Evan

    It’s all in the genes. LOL. Look at the bright side, your girl’s very strict about details. When she grows up she might be very successful.

  8. Mrs. Schmitty

    I hate when that happens It’s such an eyeopener when you realize how you sound, isn’t it?
    .-= Mrs. Schmitty´s last blog ..Week 47 -

  9. Mrs. Schmitty

    I hate when that happens It’s such an eyeopener when you realize how you sound, isn’t it?
    .-= Mrs. Schmitty´s last blog ..Week 47 -

  10. amy2boys

    It’s rough. I must say there are parts of me I would like to see emerging in my daughter soon, and others receeding!

  11. Bobby

    It is amazing and scary all at the same time when you see how much your children are a part of you. Certain traits, habits and even the way your voice rises and falls at times when you speak can be recognized in the wee ones. It is enough to to make a parent reevaluate everything they do or say. However, that is what mother nature is all about and you should take it for what it is; a great opportunity to raise a magnificent child with traits he or she inherited directly from you. Remember, it is always a labor of love,.

  12. Mary @ The Writer's Block

    So funny! And I love that photo.
    .-= Mary @ The Writer’s Block´s last blog ..Five Challenges to Working at Home =-.

  13. Jamie

    Mary I often feel like that photo in the mornings. ;)

  14. OHmommy

    Mornings are NUTS around here. Crazy. Nuts.
    .-= OHmommy´s last blog ..The 12 Days of a Toddler Christmas =-.

  15. Nap Warden

    Mornings are not my favorite:( Patience is sometimes really hard to find;)

  16. Unplanned Cooking

    Isn’t it funny to hear your words come out of their mouth? Our oldest sounds like your daughter, only he gets it from his dad, and not me.
    .-= Unplanned Cooking´s last blog ..Personal Safety =-.

  17. Evan

    Well, the woman in the photo seems to be happy… in a surprised manner. LOL.

  18. Kathy Rambousek

    Your story reminds me how I’ve thought many times that I’ve heard my mother’s voice come out of my mouth. Looks like you’ve got one to keep you on your toes.

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  20. Carol

    I hear ya! Sometimes my kids say you sound like Grandma!

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