I know we do not like to hear that expression, but the reality is, we are more alike than what we think… My mom may say and do things I totally disagree with, but I catch myself doing just what I said I wouldn’t… I have become my mother… No! How could that be!
I found the perfect frame at a thrift store this weekend… Says it all…
One little joke to go with the theme…
On our way to my parents’ house for dinner one evening, I glanced over at my 15 year-old daughter. “Isn’t that skirt a bit short?” I asked. She rolled her eyes at me and gave me one of those “Oh, Mom” looks…
When we arrived at my folks’ place, my mother greeted us at the door, hugged my daughter, then turned to me and said, “Lori! Don’t you think that blouse is awfully low-cut?”
And so it is….
So funny and you are so right!
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Scary prospect…
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Our reality which we don’t want to accept… Have a nice weekend…
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I’m becoming my mother in some ways, too. That gladdens and terrifies me at the same time.
Thanks for stopping by on my blog to comment. I’m thinking of starting a small community of bloggers to support each other– groups/ events/ etc. let me know if you’re interested.
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That is well said, “terrifying and gladdens”… I would definitely be interested… Just let me know when you get it going… Thanks for stopping by… I enjoy the interaction… It’s the only way to develop connections…
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Friend me on FB, Damyanti April Blogging, and mention that we spoke about this. I’ll include you in the group and we can continue the discussion there.
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Great… I’ll do that…
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I think I submitted the friend request, but FB closed so I’m not sure it went through… I tried again and one I can’t find the site. My email is lumar1298@ yahoo.com. If you do not get my request then send me one…
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So true, and in fact I think that ‘like’ doesn’t go far enough. I have sometimes looked in the bathroom mirror and said to myself ‘I am my father.’
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Same here… We try so hard not to… It’s just funny…
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