in honor of mother's day

[almaty 19]

Mom and Dad were watching TV when

> >> >Mom said, "I'm tired, and it's getting late.

> >> >I think I'll go to bed."

> >> >So she went to the kitchen to make

> >> >sandwiches for the next day's lunches,

> >> >Rinsed out the popcorn bowls, took

> >> >meat out of the freezer for supper

> >> >the following evening,

> >> >She filled the sugar container, put

> >> >spoons and bowls on the table and

> >> >started the coffee pot for brewing

> >> >the next morning.

> >> >She then put some wet clothes in

> >> >the dryer, put a load of clothes into

> >> >the washer, ironed a shirt and

> >> >secured a loose button.

> >> >She picked up the game pieces left

> >> >on the table, put the phone back on

> >> >the charger and put the telephone

> >> >book into the drawer.

> >> >She watered the plants, emptied a

> >> >wastebasket and hung up a towel to dry.

> >> >She yawned and stretched and

> >> >headed for the bedroom.

> >> >She stopped by the desk and

> >> >wrote a note to the teacher,

> >> >counted out some cash for the

> >> >field trip, and pulled a text book

> >> >out from hiding under the chair.

> >> >She signed a birthday card for a

> >> >friend, addressed and stamped the

> >> >envelope and wrote a quick note

> >> >for the grocery store

> >> >She put both near her purse.

> >> >Mom then washed her face with

> >> >3 in 1 cleanser, put on her night

> >> >solution & age fighting moisturizer,

> >> >brushed and flossed her teeth and

> >> >filed her nails.

> >> >Dad called out, "I thought you were going to bed."

> >> >"I'm on my way," she said.

> >> >She put some water into the dog's

> >> >dish and put the cat outside, then

> >> >made sure the doors were locked

> >> >and the patio light was on.

> >> >She looked in on each of the kids and

> >> >turned out their bedside lamps and

> >> >TV's, hung up a shirt, threw some

> >> >dirty socks into the hamper, and

> >> >had a brief conversation with the

> >> >one up still doing homework.

> >> >In her own room, she set the alarm;

> >> >laid out clothing for the next day,

> >> >straightened up the shoe rack.

> >> >She added three things to her 6

> >> >most important things to do list.

> >> >She said her prayers, and visualized

> >> >the accomplishment of her goals.

> >> >About that time, Dad turned off the

> >> >TV and announced to no one in

> >> >particular. "I'm going to bed."

> >> >And he did...without another thought.

> >> >Anything extraordinary here?

> >> >Wonder why women live longer...?

> >> >'CAUSE THEY ARE MADE FOR THE LONG HAUL......

> >> >(and they can't die because they still have things to do!!!!)

[m_and_m20 0]

hehe...

i really doubt that i'll end up being one of those moms!!

[Sister Fracas 5]

I'm only a mum to a spoiled cat and yet that sounds like our household.....and the thing that cracks me up is hubster just never sees all the miniscule things that need to be done...I wish I had his vision sometimes...

[almaty 19]

I'm only a mum to a spoiled cat and yet that sounds like our household.....and the thing that cracks me up is hubster just never sees all the miniscule things that need to be done...I wish I had his vision sometimes...

well, i have the same vision..i can just walk past it or jump over it..sanita has those women eyes and can spot a white thread on the divan and 100 meters...

[Sister Fracas 5]

I'm only a mum to a spoiled cat and yet that sounds like our household.....and the thing that cracks me up is hubster just never sees all the miniscule things that need to be done...I wish I had his vision sometimes...

well, i have the same vision..i can just walk past it or jump over it..sanita has those women eyes and can spot a white thread on the divan and 100 meters...

yup, you'd get along real well with hubster.

[almaty 19]

I'm only a mum to a spoiled cat and yet that sounds like our household.....and the thing that cracks me up is hubster just never sees all the miniscule things that need to be done...I wish I had his vision sometimes...

well, i have the same vision..i can just walk past it or jump over it..sanita has those women eyes and can spot a white thread on the divan and 100 meters...

yup, you'd get along real well with hubster.

i tell you..he is the man..i need to come and learn from him...

[Sister Fracas 5]

I'm only a mum to a spoiled cat and yet that sounds like our household.....and the thing that cracks me up is hubster just never sees all the miniscule things that need to be done...I wish I had his vision sometimes...

well, i have the same vision..i can just walk past it or jump over it..sanita has those women eyes and can spot a white thread on the divan and 100 meters...

yup, you'd get along real well with hubster.

i tell you..he is the man..i need to come and learn from him...

grrrrrrrrrr But I have a feeling you don't need to learn anything when it comes to "male avoidance techniques"

Edited May 3, 2006 by Frances

[almaty 19]

I'm only a mum to a spoiled cat and yet that sounds like our household.....and the thing that cracks me up is hubster just never sees all the miniscule things that need to be done...I wish I had his vision sometimes...

well, i have the same vision..i can just walk past it or jump over it..sanita has those women eyes and can spot a white thread on the divan and 100 meters...

yup, you'd get along real well with hubster.

i tell you..he is the man..i need to come and learn from him...

grrrrrrrrrr But I have a feeling you don't need to learn anything when it comes to "male avoidance techniques"

you know me too well sister fraces

[Fandango 1,439]

SOOOOOO true!

[Jasman0717 9]

[Nessa 23]

soooo not gonna be me, half of that i'll put Charles to do hehehehe

[noemij 0]