The marks of my daughter's becoming a teenager come one by one, but they seem to arrive daily. First it was the texting to both girls and BOYS in her class ("He's NOT my boyfriend.") Tonight, she forgot to bring her charger to my house, so she's using my phone. I didn't think this would be a problem, until I smelled the brownies in the oven. Which is why using a cell phone while baking brownies is now illegal in my state. Which is also why the red sirens appeared outside my window at the same time the smoke appeared in my kitchen. All of this guarantees that I'll need my charger, again, for the second time today. But maybe not; because I may never get my phone back!
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Hailey, Please Hang Up Now
The marks of my daughter's becoming a teenager come one by one, but they seem to arrive daily. First it was the texting to both girls and BOYS in her class ("He's NOT my boyfriend.") Tonight, she forgot to bring her charger to my house, so she's using my phone. I didn't think this would be a problem, until I smelled the brownies in the oven. Which is why using a cell phone while baking brownies is now illegal in my state. Which is also why the red sirens appeared outside my window at the same time the smoke appeared in my kitchen. All of this guarantees that I'll need my charger, again, for the second time today. But maybe not; because I may never get my phone back!
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