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Originally Posted by legzzalot
She doesn't get that I can't really pick her up any more and the hop on mom game just isn't as much fun as it used to be.
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lol, Legzz.
we had what we called
"DON'T Glom on Mom" days.
in honor of Dr. Seuss's beginner book
HOP on POP, from 1963.
we'd sit, and read stories, and they'd change a line or two, and giggle over their attempts at making the rhymes work:
http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/printed-book...seuss/1017522/
HOP POP
We like to hop.
We like to hop
on top of Pop.
STOP
You must not
hop on Pop.
naturally became:
Glom, Mom
We like to glom
We like to glom
On top of MOM!
BE CALM !!
You must not
Glom on MOM !!
and my pre-teen daughter contributed by saying that my sons must
Have Aplomb!
Cease & Desist
That Glom on Mom!
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oh, and thanks,
4boysmom!
I've had MS for (lemme think...) um, it'll be 21 years next February.
my kids came out (mostly) well-adjusted, and are all working or in college now.
