Monday, March 7, 2016

The Seal is Broken

I’ve quit pretending I’m skilled in my employment as a parent.  Instead, I have decided to completely give in to unsavory parenting trends.

Just look at the distasteful activities we’ve been imbibing in recently:

Trips to Chuck E. Cheese’s – which actually isn’t so bad once you become accustomed to the body odor/kids/mildew stench rising from the carpets.  (I even let her eat lunch there.  Food.  Prepared by a mouse.  It’s the diarrhea rain dance.)

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Candyland.  The board game, not my kitchen cupboards.  Eva bent all of the cards within the first 3 minutes of opening the box and I have yet to win a round.  Michael wins every time.  He’s also always the dealer.  Suspicious. 

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Eyesight-destroying television viewing.  Is it a myth that sitting close to the TV ruins your eyes?  I sure hope it’s a myth.  I don’t want to have a blind child in 6 years after letting her sit with her nose physically touching the TV screen while she partied like a Preschooler to annoying music.

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It’s a good thing no one is paying me for this parenting gig; they’d be getting swindled. 

1 comment:

  1. I see the band from Freddy's playland on her wrist. Your problem runs deep, my friend.

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