my parents are the cutest bestest people ever i fucking love them! yesterday i got a package from my mother with a mobil card and THE BEST SOCKS EVER they are so funny i should have taken a picture to post but they are upstairs! it was just one of those silly little stupid things that make me so happy! like the package vanessa sent me that was heaven! i am so lucky to have the best friends and parents! annnddd my father has been emailing me every day. it kills me cause i know it takes him at least 20 mintues to type one little email and i just love getting his emails or anyones emails!
Meanest Mom on the Planet' sells son's car
Jane Hambleton had just two rules for her teenage son when she bought him a car: no alcohol and keep it locked.
When after only a few weeks, she found found a bottle under the seat, she didn't get mad. She put an ad in the classifieds.
OLDS 1999 Intrigue. Totally uncool parents who obviously don't love teenage son, selling his car. Only driven for three weeks before snoopy mom who needs to get a life found booze under front seat. $3,700/offer. Call meanest mom on the planet.
"It's overwhelming the number of calls I've gotten from people saying 'Thank you, it's nice to see a responsible parent.'" Hambleton said. "So far there are no calls from anyone saying, 'You're really strict. You're real overboard, lady."
I am impressed by this woman's courage. It's easy to say you'd do the exact same thing, but would be much hard to actually go through with.
Rock on with your bad self, mean Mom!
Two year old left at Chuck E. Cheese, family doesn't notice for 2 days
As a parent, I've made my share of embarrassing goofs. I've forgotten it was a half-day of school, been late picking up the kids, failed to notify the tooth fairy that we needed to be added to the route.
However, I'm positive if any of kids were missing, I'd notice within less than forty-eight hours.
A Texas family accidentally left a two-year-old girl at Chuck E Cheese and police weren't notified she was missing until her father saw her picture in a news report two days later. According to the father, his sisters took the toddler to a birthday party at the pizza place and because the little girl frequently stayed over at her aunts houses, the father had no idea the child wasn't with relatives.
It is scarily easy to assume someone else is watching a kid and have them assume YOU are. We're always freakishly listy when it comes to the boys, checking and double checking out loud who is picking up this one and dropping off the other and where the rest will be.
I bet this family is from now on too.
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