She does not want a loose tooth. She does not want to miss any riding lessons ever. She does not want to not know how to read. She does not want to clean her room. She does not want to be the smallest one. She does not want to have babies born out of her vagina. She does not want Daddy to go to work. She does not want to go to this place called Canada. She, damn sure NEVER, wanted to leave Texas in the first place. She does not want to get up this morning. It all adds up on a girl, ya know? Breakfast, she does not want it.
January 24, 2008
She does not want a loose tooth. She does not want to miss any riding lessons ever. She does not want to not know how to read. She does not want to clean her room. She does not want to be the smallest one. She does not want to have babies born out of her vagina. She does not want Daddy to go to work. She does not want to go to this place called Canada. She, damn sure NEVER, wanted to leave Texas in the first place. She does not want to get up this morning. It all adds up on a girl, ya know? Breakfast, she does not want it.
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ah, little girls. there is just nothing like 'em.
Dang it. Some days just start like that, don't they? Luckily, our kids have the ability to change the ways their days will unfold numerous times before the sun sets. That gives me hope.
Girls, they start young with the attitude...I am so thrilled about your Canadian adventure.
Pop by the Cafe, have a crazy award that I feel my fellow moms may especially be able to relate to...I am not giving it out, you have to snag it, as I shall not judge, lest I be judged. :)
I wish I'd said "it all adds up on a person, ya know" because I think she was jut having one of those days. Also, her mouth really was hurting. That tooth fell out last night. Now she is missing her two front teeth. I wish she could stay like that FOREVER. She's so cute (yes, and sassy) I could eat her up. I think too, that 6/7 is as difficult as the "terrible twos" no matter which gender.
How have I missed your blog before? I've enjoyed lurking here today, and this post reminds me of my girl so much. She is six and is already so sentimental. I love your photo of uneaten breakfast, it catches the mood well.
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