Monday, August 3, 2009

The worst day of my life!

My son Jared, who's 9 years old, often tells me he's bored. If his little buddies aren't home or simply can't come out and play he pouts and with much attitude says "This is the worst day of my life!!" I was talking to Tate's mother recently and she commented on how Tate says that same thing. If he calls our house and Jared can't play it is "the worst day of his life!" Or if he isn't allowed to play something it's "the worst day of his life!!". I figure it must be a 9 year old thing and they'll get over it. Today I took my baby girl to bookstore days at the JR HIGH!! Yeah, that's right, I said JR HIGH!! Isn't that horrible? I mean, this is my only daughter!! She was supposed to stay 2 or 3 forever!! When did she grow up? And furthermore, how do I stop this?! We got her schedule, PE clothes, etc... And when we walked out of there and she handed me her student ID, it hit me that my baby girl was my baby no more. And I knew exactly what Jared and Tate mean...This is the worst day of my life!!

6 comments:

Alli H. said...

When our babies grow up it truly is the "worst day of our lives". I know what you mean. However, your baby girl seems to be growing into a very beautiful young lady and will be a beautiful woman just like her Mom.

SBrooks said...

Oh my! I love it! I am struggling with next year alreay. I can't believe my oldest will be in High School. I have 365 days to worry, but am already freaking out inside that it will be his last year in Jr High. I feel ya sista! Love the monsoon photos.

Unknown said...

Amen, sista!

mother of seven said...

I understand exactly what you mean!!!!


I need to come by and get Kelsey's jacket!!! So sad I have not made it over:)

Anonymous said...

It aint the worst day of my life that theese brats grow up. HURRY UP 18, and move out you punks.

paula said...

Kevra and I went to do a little school shopping the other day, she drove the whole time, gets her license next month. She starts high school and I already know it will go so quickly then she'll be gone to college. I have to enjoy these moments and days, not think of tomorrow or dwindle in yesterday, but enjoy the moments I get to spend with her.