On Parenting, Jerk-style

Well, I asked and at least one of you answered. So, instead of an intimately-associated post, tonight I continue Slackfest 2008 with this example of how I can say no to this face. Over and over again. Cuz I am mean. And a little cold hearted. Maybe it’s that I like to keep her on her toes. I dunno what it is, but look how dramatic!


I. Am. A. Tease. from Zoeyjane on Vimeo.

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  • Dude... You are just so wrong on so many levels. LOL

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  • NOPE... I could NOT say 'no' to that face. So sweet!

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  • Colleen: You think he could handle it? She's as moody as me, so far. In fact, she's nearly exactly me, at her age. *shudder* Scary.
  • Ashley: Nah, I'll just get one of the alert buttons, so I can claim that she's being neglectful when the ambulances come.
  • Eve: She gets chocolate every. single. day. Just like mommy. It's important for serontin regulation, y'know?
  • Lou: Sucker. She's crafty, this one.
  • cm: I totally gave her the chocolate. I really don't ever lie to her. Not even to make a video to put on my blog. ;)
  • SingleParentDad: But then what'd he do? Isobel, after not getting a second one in a day, once threw every single thing out of her 'toybox' (read: rubbermaid-type storage box) and ripped all of the books off her shelf. Then she told me, 'Mama, you WANT to gimme some chockyit!' (cue horror music and slashing knife sound effects)
  • pam: People always say that! Personally, I think I sound a little Disnified.
  • F&PiLV;: Well, might as well start her off early, right?
  • Tracy: heh. amateur. Don't let her fool you, she's all evil. Just like her mom.
  • ExMi: She's 100% Leo. She can turn the water on and off, like PRESTO! One day, some boy is REALLY going to hate that.
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  • Angie: Thank you. Someone called me evil. Of course, it was followed by an LOL, but still EVIL? Nay. NAY!
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