Follow my blog with Bloglovin My son came into my room the other day. He was clearly upset. He is fourteen on Saturday, and the seeds of rebellion grow stronger roots everyday. Sitting beside me, he expressed his anger with
When I was in my twenties and thought about the day I might have a child, my worry was always, “how will I keep the world away from the kid long enough for them to be wise enough to deal
“Life’s gonna suck when you grow up, when you grow up, when you—” the husband sang to his wife as she dangerously darts between cars on the freeway. She’s angry at the situation, but the husband’s crappy rendition of
Like All Parents, I gain great joy from torturing my step-son in the service of his scholastic endeavors. Recently I was given a new weapon in the battle, the power to turn off the router (internet access) with my smart
Couldn’t get the PDF of this to display properly. Instead, just dropping text into entry below: THE NEVER BLOG | PARENT – TEENAGER WEEKEND INTERACTION SOP AUTHOR(s): T. Ellery Hodges DATE OF IMPLIMENTATION: March 8th, 2014 (BETA VERSION 0.1) PURPOSE:
Okay, provocative title, if you’re actually looking for instructions on how to beat children you’ve come to the wrong place. This entry is about beating step-children. Yeah… no, but in all seriousness, the other day I was taking a late