Here are her items. I underlined the ones that look especially good to me and added mine to the bottom of the list.
- To go to the bathroom without an audience
- A hot meal
- Not to have to cut up any food but their own
- Make up that hasn’t been repurposed as face paint
- A bed without wet spots in it
- Laundry washed and folded by someone else
- A weekend worth of sleep
- To get through more than three words without being interrupted
- Self-cleaning mini vans
- A world where sweat pants are more fashionable than skinny jeans
- Non-fattening chocolate
- Bottomless ice cream tubs
- Dogs that don’t shed
- Hamsters that can take out their own trash
- The tidying super powers of Mary Poppins
- Doctor’s offices that are always on time
- Drive through everything!
- A mute button for temper tantrums
- A world without Barney
- Pacifier locators
- Self cleaning dishes
- A lifetime supply of paper plates
- Candy flavored vegetables
- Hall monitors for our house
- Guarantees that skinned knees are the worst our kids will have to worry about
- Someone to pat our back and sing us lullabies too
- On call massage therapy
- Non-stain spaghetti sauce
- Grass without the holes, dinosaur digs or rock collection
- World household peace
- Everyone to recognize how awesome our kids are
- Room service
- Music that makes moms and kids happy
- A diaperreal genie!
- Legos that melt in the mouth {thus preventing choking}
- Daily naps
- Time out that is more than just hiding in the laundry room
- A theme song
- Beth Moore on speed dial
- Other moms to laugh, cry, and do life along side.
Here are the things I want:
- A driver/chauffeur
- Toys that don't lose pieces, especially under the couch
- An endless supply of art supplies
- A housekeeper--I'd really like to spend all my time playing with the kids instead of doing housework
- Local friends who stay home with their kids
- Manicures & pedicures on a regular basis
- To be confident in my Mother Skillz
- To stop yelling so much
You've got mad mom skilzz! Two Zs for zest! You rock it and our kids are lucky!
ReplyDeleteThanks! It helps to know you're confident.
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