It took me a while too. Look closely.
Still can't figure it out? How about now?
Give up?
SPIT WADS.
I have SPIT WADS.
On my CEILING.
Momma's NOT happy.
And two little boys...well, MOMMA'S NOT HAPPY.
Friday, June 27, 2008
I never know what I'll find
I looked up recently and noticed this on the ceiling of my bedroom. Can you tell what it is?
It took me a while too. Look closely.
Still can't figure it out? How about now?
Give up?
SPIT WADS.
I have SPIT WADS.
On my CEILING.
Momma's NOT happy.
And two little boys...well, MOMMA'S NOT HAPPY.
It took me a while too. Look closely.
Still can't figure it out? How about now?
Give up?
SPIT WADS.
I have SPIT WADS.
On my CEILING.
Momma's NOT happy.
And two little boys...well, MOMMA'S NOT HAPPY.
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So, are girls easier to raise than boys? These two need lots of organized time. I can't even imagine where they learned about spit wads. Though I can see the younger's fascination with them once he figured out how to make and apply spit wads.
In my family, girls are waaaaay easier than boys. Of course, I haven't experienced teenage boys yet and I hear they are much easier than teenage girls. I have my fingers tightly crossed.
They learned them from some friends' ADULT son. I will be having a discussion with that person very soon and with his young daughter (insert evil laugh here).
Oh my! What in the world are kids thinking??? Of all the places to sling a spit wad! You would think common sense would tell them "not on mom's bedroom ceiling!" Alas, I know only too well how those thoughts never cross their sweet little boy minds. At least spit wads don't leave permanent marks?!
Yep, Sadly I knew what it was...only 'cause I have them too.
So this is what I have to look forward to? YIKES! LOL
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