“Brian, are you going to the Homecoming Dance?”
(See look of terror crossing teeage boy face)
“No. Why?”
“You don’t want to go?”
(Shrug of shoulders)
“I’d have to listen to girls all night.”
“That’s bad?”
“No, just exhausting.”
Until next time-
C
http://www.aweekinthelifeofaredhead.com
There are 4 drafts of posts just sitting in the back-end of this blog, waiting for me to finish them.
I just haven’t had a free moment. My son has given me much hilarious teenage fodder for this blog, but time has not been my friend in allowing me to complete my posts.
Just to give you an idea of what my life has been like, I leave you with these -
Could you say no to that face?
Thus he keeps me crazy busy.
Until next time -
C
http://www.aweekinthelifeofaredhead.com
Photography by Ray Mabry.
For many years I used this blog to tell my funny parenting stories about raising a boy on my own.
Along the way I was diagnosed with Hashimotos disease (the same thyroid disease as Oprah, and yes, we can run companies).
Now that my son is almost out of the house, I thought I'd take you on a humorous journey into the land of thyroid.
Since starting this blog in 2003 I have become known for my inspirational blog project
8 Women Dream.
By day I am considered a professional blogger, freelance writer, author, copywriter, content development authority,
and Internet marketing expert.
Starting January 2012, I will begin sharing my thyroid stories with all the humor you've grown to love.
Come watch me as I show the world that living with an autoimmune disease can be funny and empowering --
because you can't ever give up on yourself.
The posting schedule will be M/W/F. Really.
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