Oedipal Rain

Selena_Kitt

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So we're in the car coming home from the market, and the sky is totally dark... it's definitely gonna storm. I'm trying to beat the rain home, and almost make it. The 4 and 5 year old are trying to help me carry bags into the house as these big, fat drops are starting to come down. I rush them onto the porch and go back to get the last few bags. As I'm carrying them up the porch steps, the sky opens up and it starts to pour. My four year old son looks at me with those big eyes and says, "You're beautiful in the rain, Mom."

Awwwwww!

I love this phase :cathappy:
 
Mine just likes to tell me I'm fat and laugh :rolleyes: . Maybe I'm doing something wrong...hmmm
 
Awww, cute Selena.


S-Des -you obviously react deliciously when she says it :)


I remember about oooh, 6 months ago, trying on skirts in a store. Beth was with me and I put the first one on.

"oh no, I said. that makes me look like a witch, doesn't it Beth?"

"Yeah," she replies. "you look witchy."


So I try on another, and before I even ask her she says.

"I like that one, you look just like a mummy, not a witch."

:D Bless her heart *L*
 
The other day my son got off the bus from school at the babysitter's. I picked him up there, and played with he and some of the other kids before we left.

The next morning, as he's getting ready for school, he casually says, "The other kids at Patso's say you're pretty, mama."

:)
 
cloudy said:
The other day my son got off the bus from school at the babysitter's. I picked him up there, and played with he and some of the other kids before we left.

The next morning, as he's getting ready for school, he casually says, "The other kids at Patso's say you're pretty, mama."

:)


awww... aren't boys the sweetest... sometimes... :)
 
cloudy said:
The other day my son got off the bus from school at the babysitter's. I picked him up there, and played with he and some of the other kids before we left.

The next morning, as he's getting ready for school, he casually says, "The other kids at Patso's say you're pretty, mama."

:)
"Stacy's mom has got it goin' on..." :D
 
my ten year old tells me:

"mom, your boobs are saggy."


thanks babe. :rolleyes:
 
I'm lucky. Both my daughter and son are really nice to me.

He even tries to work it into his passive aggressiveness.

I made him some soup yesterday, I forgot to make it for a little bit.

"It's okay, mommy, I won't mention that it's late. Besides, you're the most beautifulest lady."
 
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