Today, I'm proud to be part of a series on teens hosted by Diary of a Mad Bathroom. I'm #2 of the posts there on this subject. Please follow over, so I don't have to miss you....which would be REALLY REALLY REALLY bad for my mental health. And, remember, I have children to raise, so anything you do to keep away the "black dog" is for the children...they need mama to be happy.
DMB is doing this weekly series on teen angst...while you're there, be sure to read last week's guest post on this subject by Sarah Lindahl of "So....what else?" on how she'd design teenagers differently. It's brilliant!
[Sarah...pssst...I wants to be your friend....]
Friday, June 11, 2010
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Well, okay...if I read about teen angst I'll be so prepared, I can become an expert, right???
ReplyDeleteHeading over to read it. I always enjoy your writing and, truthfully, I'm looking forward to your perspective. And thanking God I don't have to deal with it...yet.
On my way, most lovely Empress!
ReplyDeleteOn my way...
ReplyDeleteClearasil made me laugh so so loud!
ReplyDeletecan't wait...teen angst lives here at times as well.
ReplyDeleteOh I am SO ready to do teen angst posts...BRING IT RUG RATS, nothing you can pull that I didn't do bigger & better to MY Mom! :-D
ReplyDeletei am glad i have a few more years to learn the language. smiles. have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteTeen angst isn't for me :).
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link! Loved your post at Diary of a Mad Bathroom! You are lucky to be so bilingual!
ReplyDeleteWell, now you have to know that anyone with a Mad Bathroom is going to be a place where the (Scoop on) Poop will be hanging out. Haha.
ReplyDeletehi there! thanks for the very awesome comment on my body image post. it made me smile a big big smile. your blog is very cool. i will definitely check out your post on diary of a mad bathroom. =)
ReplyDeleteI loved this post. You nailed the voice of a teenager. And I've had so many of these conversations. And once again, that sure is a handsome boy.
ReplyDeleteYou speak teenager! SO impressive. I don't even know how to say pillow and egg in teenager, and I know how to say pillow and egg in a LOT of languages.
ReplyDeletegreat stuff, as usual.
ReplyDeleteHA! That was so much fun. To be frank, I never got to speak much like that. My Mom was good at that stuff too.
ReplyDeleteBTW, I and my dog talk that way. Our conversations turn awkward all the time.
Have a good day...:)
I'm going to check out DMB...and not Dave Matthews Band.
ReplyDeleteI'm interested to see what's making this bathroom so mad while I'm there too!
ReplyDeleteFortunately for me, I doubt that my son could ever be as bad as I was. I feel so sorry for my mother now.
ReplyDeleteI've just bookmarked her site. She's funny! And I have this paranoid need to be as prepared as possible so I will follow her blog.
I love how you write so tenderly and lovingly about any age, about any child's issue. You're a wonderful mom!
I am heading over there as soon as I finish this. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteOhhhhh, teen angst! LOVE it. I'm in perpetual teen angst mode. Headed over there now.
ReplyDeleteHad to come back and tell you that I loved that!
ReplyDeleteLOVED it!! Teen angst...gotta love it (or do we? LOL!)!!
ReplyDeleteYou, you sweet sugary woman, thank you for your presence in my life ;)
ReplyDeleteI love every awkward moment of Teen Angst!! The latest Harry Potter movie is my fav for it. Wonderful! Hoping over to your guest post!
That was super funny and works for pre-teens as well!!! I also say the things i think in my head, out loud, too!
ReplyDeleteOh, yeah - I've had those conversations with my teens!
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