I love
blogging. I love writing about my experiences with my kids, sharing ideas and tips, and getting feedback and hearing the opinions of the readers who leave comments. For the most part, I try to keep my blogs upbeat and positive, even while discussing something challenging--like
a hospital stay with a sick child or the
never-ending cycle called housework. But just for fun, here are a few examples of blogs I might write, followed by what I might really be thinking:
Instead of:
10 Fun and Easy Ways to Braid Your Little Girl's Hair
I want to write:
Crew Cuts: The New Look for Girls in 2014
Instead of:
Six Recipes that Will Appeal to Even the Pickiest of Eaters
I want to write:
Welcome to the Trough: Self-Service Dinner at Our House
Instead of:
Sibling Rivalry: Why Can't We All Just Get Along?
I want to write:
The Trampoline: The Cage Fighting Ring Right in Our Backyard
Instead of:
Date Night, Keeping the Spark Alive
I want to write:
Date Night, What's That?
Instead of:
Holiday Recipes to Try With Kids
I want to write:
Flour, Sugar, Raw Eggs, and Too Many Bossy Little Helpers Elbowing Each Other Off the Stool: A Recipe For Disaster
If you could write a snarky blog today, what would you call it?
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Yes, yes, yes to the braiding your girl’s hair! I’m constantly being tagged in these ridiculous pictures of little girls who are apparently statues with amazing hair styles. I’m lucky if my rowdy, fearless, crazy little girl will sit still long enough for me to pull her hair into a messy, disastrous ponytail.
Hahahaha I love it! I would write a blog called Pregnancy Glow: 9 months of bliss……. “where is the glow????”
“Stylish Toddler Outfits” . . . “My kid wears a tutu and a cape every day and I don’t care anymore”.
10 ways to help your baby deal with teething. Teething a mom’s worst nightmare.
My son is one and squirms around like crazy! Diaper changing has become a challenge! My blog post would be, “Twist and Shout: The New Diaper Changing Dance”
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