Comments on: Janet!* http://fridayplaydate.com/janet/ entirely true, but exaggerated for comic effect Sat, 11 Oct 2008 15:32:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Devra http://fridayplaydate.com/janet/#comment-6552 Devra Wed, 27 Dec 2006 03:23:00 +0000 http://fridayplaydate.com/janet/#comment-6552 I decided long ago that if it was more important to my husband to rid the world of excess french fries in mini vans, so be it. It's his schtick not mine and if it were mine, I'd be outsourcing it!<br/><br/>I hope your guilt has subsided by now! I decided long ago that if it was more important to my husband to rid the world of excess french fries in mini vans, so be it. It’s his schtick not mine and if it were mine, I’d be outsourcing it!

I hope your guilt has subsided by now!

]]> By: Candace http://fridayplaydate.com/janet/#comment-6523 Candace Thu, 21 Dec 2006 18:00:00 +0000 http://fridayplaydate.com/janet/#comment-6523 What the hell? People still have kids in school? My kids' last day was last Friday! Thankfully, we're almost halfway done. And no one's head has exploded. What the hell? People still have kids in school? My kids’ last day was last Friday! Thankfully, we’re almost halfway done. And no one’s head has exploded.

]]> By: MJ http://fridayplaydate.com/janet/#comment-6517 MJ Thu, 21 Dec 2006 15:36:00 +0000 http://fridayplaydate.com/janet/#comment-6517 Hey, I was asked to bring in a "nutritious" snack for my children's party. We made brownies instead. They have eggs in them. Eggs are good for you. <br/><br/>Anyway, I must dash and go eat the brownies with them. Yes, parents are obliged to show up. Damnit. Hey, I was asked to bring in a “nutritious” snack for my children’s party. We made brownies instead. They have eggs in them. Eggs are good for you.

Anyway, I must dash and go eat the brownies with them. Yes, parents are obliged to show up. Damnit.

]]> By: Susan http://fridayplaydate.com/janet/#comment-6516 Susan Thu, 21 Dec 2006 14:07:00 +0000 http://fridayplaydate.com/janet/#comment-6516 Marisa, Charlie also refused to sing at his Christmas performance. And then, the VERY next night, he sat in his bed for an hour and a half. <br/><br/>Singing.<br/><br/>Christmas carols.<br/><br/>Argh. Marisa, Charlie also refused to sing at his Christmas performance. And then, the VERY next night, he sat in his bed for an hour and a half.

Singing.

Christmas carols.

Argh.

]]> By: Misfit Hausfrau http://fridayplaydate.com/janet/#comment-6515 Misfit Hausfrau Thu, 21 Dec 2006 13:59:00 +0000 http://fridayplaydate.com/janet/#comment-6515 I loves me some mommy guilt!<br/><br/>BTW--I would also love it if Wade stopped over here and washed my car. Thanks. I loves me some mommy guilt!

BTW–I would also love it if Wade stopped over here and washed my car. Thanks.

]]> By: Roola Lenska http://fridayplaydate.com/janet/#comment-6514 Roola Lenska Thu, 21 Dec 2006 12:24:00 +0000 http://fridayplaydate.com/janet/#comment-6514 Aahh Mommy-guilt. Nothing says Christmas like the aroma of Mommy-guilt! P's party was last Friday. They taught the kids a bunch of holiday songs to perform at the party. P loves to sing them with gusto but apparently only in the privacy of her own home or carseat. They lined all the kids up in front of the tree to sing which they all seemed to do happily - except of course for my kid. She refused to wear the santa hat (which I totally don't blame her for) and whined, frowned and cried through the entire performance. I think that since she didn't take off in our direction as soon as she saw us we were ahead but . . . am I raising her wrong? I want her to be an individual and all but why can't she just drink the kool-aid sometimes? (Sorry for that overlong post)<br/><br/>Ahhh Rocky Horror! Nothing says seventh grade like: <br/><br/>Michael Remi was there the day the earth stood still . . . . Aahh Mommy-guilt. Nothing says Christmas like the aroma of Mommy-guilt! P’s party was last Friday. They taught the kids a bunch of holiday songs to perform at the party. P loves to sing them with gusto but apparently only in the privacy of her own home or carseat. They lined all the kids up in front of the tree to sing which they all seemed to do happily - except of course for my kid. She refused to wear the santa hat (which I totally don’t blame her for) and whined, frowned and cried through the entire performance. I think that since she didn’t take off in our direction as soon as she saw us we were ahead but . . . am I raising her wrong? I want her to be an individual and all but why can’t she just drink the kool-aid sometimes? (Sorry for that overlong post)

Ahhh Rocky Horror! Nothing says seventh grade like:

Michael Remi was there the day the earth stood still . . . .

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