I love my two daughters. They are fantastic kids. My daughters' ages are currently 15 and 13. I had to laugh when I came across this graph. Too true...
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September 11, 2009
Parenting Reality
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Looks like I have 10-12 years before I get stupid. Anything I can do to stem the tide of idiocy?
Posted by: Jim Brownlee | September 11, 2009 at 10:01 PM
I remember those years....sorta like sliding down an ice covered mountain with no way to stop!!! Our IQ's were right behind us. Then comes the slow and tedious climb back up on the 'non-icy' side....our IQ's right beind us!! For some reason, when I look back it seems as if the climb up is taking much longer than the quick slide down. Sometimes I miss the excitement of the slide. Guess my old age is showing. Love you, Mom
Posted by: Mom & Dad Roberts | September 12, 2009 at 01:06 AM