Unofficial Mom: You'll get cut...don't think you won't

May 27, 2011

You'll get cut...don't think you won't

Pie is a very strong willed little girl. I know you're shocked. And as she's inching ever closer to the terrible two's she's definitely pushing boundaries. There are so many things that have started to straight up piss her off...and she doesn't hesitate to let you know.

Here are just a few things that will get you cut in our house:

1) The blinds getting in the way of seeing outside. Clearly they have already been dealt with...

2) Someone else already being in her seat.

3) The snacks being all gone.

4) Not letting her eat the barrettes and cardboard the barrettes came on.

5) And most of all lately...when it's raining and she can't go in the pool.

That last one also results in lots of time spent at the window staring longingly at her pool. She adds to the sad act by whispering, "whazzat"

Hope you all have a wonderful and safe long weekend and that nothing straight up pisses you off :D

xoxox

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Jackie · 722 weeks ago

I'm pretty sure that I could've written this exact same post about Isla (minus the blinds!). Gotta love strong-willed little girls! :)

Have a great Memorial Day weekend!

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Sara · 722 weeks ago

Absolutely! I'm not sure what I'd do if she wasn't a fiesty little mess!

Hope you guys have an awesome weekend!!

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Lisa · 722 weeks ago

OH I LOVE IT. :)

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Sara · 722 weeks ago

Despite the mess that's usually created it cracks me up too!

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Miranda · 722 weeks ago

Oh lord, no blinds are safe in my house! I swear, we end up replacing them SO often. I'm tempted just to get curtains and be done with it. Btw, "whazzat" totally made me smile. My youngest is starting to pronounce words the right way now and it's just breaking my heart to see our last growing up.

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Sara · 722 weeks ago

She is just brutal with the blinds! I'm looking for some roman shades or something similar so I don't have to look at the crack house blinds all day. :) I love the mispronounced words so I can see it being sad when they start sounding more grown up. I'm not ready for that yet!

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Heather · 722 weeks ago

I am not buying it. That sweet baby didn't get mad at any of that!! There is no way.

(Good Grief. I sound just like my mom. I am getting old!)

Have a great weekend.

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Sara · 722 weeks ago

Yeah...her sweet smile throws people off...but she's a little fireball! Ha!

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Boobies · 722 weeks ago

LMAO! Hey, how you get that pic of my blinds? I just replaced mine the other day....kids, I swear.

Pie is going to run this world one day...you just watch her! Enjoy your weekend!

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Ara · 722 weeks ago

Oh my word! I just relived my last week with my own sweet almost 2 year old "crazy, bipolar, out of control, badger" while reading your post. I've been too overwhelmed to even think to write about it or take pictures! Love this bit of honesty.

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Jayme · 722 weeks ago

Poor Pie! She is just not getting her way enough! Just wait until she is 3!!

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amy@agoodlife · 722 weeks ago

oh i hope things get better for poor sweet pie real soon!

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--K · 722 weeks ago

Ya know, I didn't think the 2's were that bad. In the past month Babe's changed again and if this any indication of the 3's I think they might be tougher. Luckily, none of this is as permanent as their cuteness.

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shannon2818 53p · 722 weeks ago

My friend's son is four and mine is three. When my son was still two, she told me that for her son, three was worse than "the terrible twos." It turned out to be true for my son too. He's more vocal and defiant. It's a great combination!