1. Good morning! (*said first AND with a smile*)
2. I was thinking of doing my own laundry today – but first I’m going to refold what’s been sitting on my dresser for the past 8 months.
3. That’s okay. I actually PREFER the generic ones. They’re so much cheaper than the brand name and really there’s no difference.
4. Of course I don’t mind if we watch YOUR show. It will be a nice change from the crap I always watch.
5. I’d LOVE to set the table. You know, I really appreciate that you make us sit at the table together during meals. I don’t know what I was thinking when I said I wanted to eat in front of the TV.
6. Hi mom. Just calling to let you know that I’ve already shoveled the driveway. You’ll be able to drive right into the garage when you get home from work.
7. Wow! How do you make leftovers so delicious?
8. Do you mind if I go into the bathroom first? I want to clean the tub when I’m done.
9. I saw that you were working late again tonight so I went ahead and peeled the potatoes.
10. Do you have plans this weekend, mom? Because I was thinking we could clean out the basement together.
11. It’s uncanny how much you understand me.
12. I’m overwhelmed just THINKING about how much you do in a day. I don’t think I thank you often enough. Thanks, mom!
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You nailed it!!!! Stopping by from SITS.
I have 4 teenagers. And no, I’m not kidding! They are all really good kids–top of their class, tons of activities, so I really don’t have too many complaints. Visiting from SITS…
Although I do not yet have teenagers, I’m dying. Can completely not see all these happening in my future. I may record myself saying them now so I don’t have to repeat daily in a few years. Loved it! Happy SITS Day!!!
I definitely didn’t say any of those things as a teenager – lol, hoping my son will be more exemplary than I was. 🙂 Also stopping by from SITS – have a great one Mona! -Iva
My five kids are 15 – 23. I can honestly say I’ve heard numbers 1, 6, 9, and 12 from one child at least once. Hm. I guess she’s twenty now and not really a teenager. Plus, she still feels somewhat grateful for all the work I did helping her after she had brain surgery last year. Okay, maybe she doesn’t count but I’m counting it anyway because I want to believe these things can happen.
Haha..so funny! I’m visiting for your SITS day, I have teenagers, so….of course I had to read this post first!! Nice to start the day with a laugh. Looking forward to reading more. I’ll start following you!
Have a great week,
Debbie
My kids like leftovers, but I guess that could change by the time they are teenagers. Everything else is spot on for us!!
I’m 21, so my teen years aren’t too far behind me and yes, there are a lot of things here that I’ve never said… oops! Happy SITS Day!!
A few of these actually apply to my husband too – I don’t know whether that should make me laugh or cry. Happy SITS day!
Tee-hee! These are great!!
Happy SITS Day!
This post is awesome and made me laugh out loud! I can guarantee I never said any of those things as a teenager. :o)
Found you on SITS! Keep up the good work, you’re hilarious!
LOVE IT! I am pretty sure I will never hear those words from my teenagers either! Haha!
A part of me does not want to believe but I still know it: my beautiful baby boy will eventually become a teenager. I think when I was a teenager I also did not mention any of the above (except maybe 1 on occasions).
Teenagers have their own charm 🙂
You are so on point! I would LOVE to hear any one of these outside my daydreams… LOL Hope you had a wonderful SITSDay!
Thank-you, Tiffany, I certainly did! Thanks for visiting?
Oh yes! I’ve raised 1 teen, now 20, am in the throes of 13 yr old, and have 2 more, ages 6 &9 to go! Poor me 😉 Happy SITS day, late