Addison likes to jump on the sofa. No matter how many times I try to stop her, she just never stops. I am afraid that she is going to fall down and get hurt (she has suffered one concussion- quite enough for this mama). So now, to avoid that, I yell & scream to make her stop. (We, including my neighbors, all know how well I yell)
This morning, as soon as she woke up, she ran over and pounced onto the sofa. She asked for her morning chocolate milk and requested I put on her Moose & Zee music videos (a DVD collection, daddy made, of her favorite Nick Jr. and Disney channel music videos). I happily obliged, looking forward to so quiet time while the kiddos drank their milk and watched a little TV. While in the kitchen, responding to the chocolate mile request, I hear laughing. A lot of laughing… followed by squealing. This much excitement can only mean one thing…
Seeing her, Jackson started doing the same. I told them to stop but nope, they continued. I tried to distract them but it didn’t work either. Then I yelled. Jackson stopped but she kept laughing & jumping. I screamed “Addison stop jumping on the goddamn sofa NOW!” Yes, one of those proud parenting moments.
She laughed (apparently I am funny when I yell or I do it so often it is just pointless) and jumped landing on her butt, smiled at me and continued watching her video.
I head back into the kitchen to grab their sippy cups of milk (chocolate for Addison) and a bowl of grapes. Should I have been at all surprised when I came out to find this…
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Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Things are NOT what they SEEM & Day 65. 300 Days Left.

A friend and I were having a conversation; she was in the midst of dealing with her 20 month old son’s tantrum, “girl, I don’t know how you do it with two toddlers… you always seem to have it altogether.”
Yes, my friend, SEEM.
I do not, in fact, have it altogether. Most days are just the opposite. A mess.
Today, I do not have a voice. Probably because I spent yesterday screaming at a Walgreen's photo clerk along with my rowdy children; getting absolutely no where with any of them, followed by 12am and 2:30am screaming battles with Addison over bedtime.
No voice. How am I supposed to yell at them today?
The trick: I do not let people see my chaos so it seems as though I have everything under control.
Lets be honest, I am out numbered, defeated and outright exhausted.

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