UPS guy, watch your back.

Today was a most special delivery as Tyler and I received the last item on his birthday checklist.

As he ripped open his “Cat in the Hat” DVD in a frenzy, I cried, “Do you like it? I got it just for you!”

His response: “No, you didn’t. The man in the brown truck did.”

Why doesn’t the UPS guy just go ahead and tell him he gave birth to him? He gets credit for everything else around here.

No more mistakes. Starting…tomorrow.

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Along with Tyler’s fourth birthday came a grinding halt to toddlerhood and a crashing entrance into boyhood; and for me, the frightening realization that from this point forward, whenever I screw up royally, he could potentially remember everything. May the boy’s blank slate begin to fill with memories of play dates, smiles, a birthday cake with a Renuzit candle, and inflatable Jump-o-lenes.

In that case, it’s totally acceptable.

October 14, 2010

Quick poll: acceptable or unacceptable to flip off the children as they wave at you from bus windows?

Oct. 15, 2010

I’d like to clarify my post from yesterday. When I said I intended to make obscene gestures at the children as they waved at me from bus windows, I was not referring to MY children. I was referring to yours. I am sorry about any confusion this may have caused.