Surviving motherhood with humor
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I have found that laughter is indeed the best medicine when raising multiple children..how about you?
Charity Maness
author of "From Positive Test to Empty Nest" a humorous journey through motherhood. Available at amazon.com
www.charitymaness.com
Charity Maness
author of "From Positive Test to Empty Nest" a humorous journey through motherhood. Available at amazon.com
www.charitymaness.com
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Permalink Reply by Janet Randolph on -
It is better to laugh than get angry. Here is a situation than happen when my son was young.
My son was 7 years old ( he has ADHD) and his room was a disaster. I told him to clean his room or I was going to get rid of everything. I walked him to his room and said " I want to be able to walk from this door to your bed, so get this room cleaned up or I am going to throw everything in the trash." So after about 45 minutes he came into the living room and said okay momma it is done. I went to see and could not help but laugh, he had pushed everything to the sides and had made me a path from the door to his bed. He took my word literally. I would walk from the door to his bed. So then I learned to be more exact, I went in his room with him then and told him where to put everything.
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Permalink Reply by Lorna Darden on -
I agree! Sometimes they wreck your nerves so bad that there's nothing you can do but laugh!
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Permalink Reply by Alexes Covington on
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Oh YEAH! If I didn't have humor, I wouldn't be a sane woman anymore.
I might not be sane because I am a mother. LOL!
Maybe I just need to go to bed. But my adrenalin is running high!
:)
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Permalink Reply by Sara R on -
As a new mom, I have found that it is so much easier to laugh than stress over the small things. I also find it to be a great stress reliever after a tough day!
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Permalink Reply by Cindy C on -
When we first moved in our house, we had ants. . .lots and lots of sugar ants. My children were 18 months and a newborn. Husband working all the time. No family or friends for 800 miles. My son and I sang "The ants go marching one by one hurrah hurrah. . ." You get the idea.
Insane? No way -- that song saved me! I got through the days until Terminex could come and be my knight in shining armor!
What's life without laughter and love?
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