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Getting ready to head to the bus stop and deal with some "bus stop drama." I'm finding dealing with the moms at this age is far worse than the girls in high school. I'm not one for confrontation, but here's hoping I can stand my ground with this one mom. Wish me luck that I make my husband proud.
Getting ready to head to the bus stop and deal with some "bus stop drama." I'm finding dealing with the moms at this age is far worse than the girls in high school. I'm not one for confrontation, but here's hoping I can stand my ground with this one mom. Wish me luck that I make my husband proud.
Hope it worked out well for you and yours. Nothing worst than a bunch a grown women acting like juvenile arses.
Getting ready to head to the bus stop and deal with some "bus stop drama." I'm finding dealing with the moms at this age is far worse than the girls in high school. I'm not one for confrontation, but here's hoping I can stand my ground with this one mom. Wish me luck that I make my husband proud.
Make sure there is an ex end on the end of that handle. I'd suggest battle ax.
THAT'S IT! Both of yous out of the sand box, no weapons allowed. Only slapping and hair pulling, maybe some kicking, but that's it; these are ladies for petes sake.
THAT'S IT! Both of yous out of the sand box, no weapons allowed. Only slapping and hair pulling, maybe some kicking, but that's it; these are ladies for petes sake.
Hope it worked out well for you and yours. Nothing worst than a bunch a grown women acting like juvenile arses.
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Originally Posted by Hawk J
Take your ax handle with you.
Best of luck to you...
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Originally Posted by SD4020
Make sure there is an ex end on the end of that handle. I'd suggest battle ax.
Thanks guys! No ax! My boys are dangerous enough. I'm not about to put a weapon within their reach.
And I'm such a puss. LOL But then again, in my defense, it's hard getting into a serious, let alone any conversation when you're chasing a 2 year old around. How can you take someone seriously when they're constantly saying "Excuse me!" and then chasing after their little one.
Ah well. I never liked my neighbor to begin with. It's not as if this is ruining our friendship. It only means my husband and I won't be as willing to help them out when needed.
THAT'S IT! Both of yous out of the sand box, no weapons allowed. Only slapping and hair pulling, maybe some kicking, but that's it; these are ladies for petes sake.
LOL so true! Although I'm at a disadvantage because she's got nails.
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I'm finding dealing with the moms at this age is far worse than the girls in high school. 
I'm not one for confrontation, but here's hoping I can stand my ground with this one mom. Wish me luck that I make my husband proud. 
