from the desk of bingley no. 4
Blogger's Note: While I make an effort to generate some serious progress on Book 3, the wonderful Bingley Chapman has agreed to oversee Change the Word. All opinions expressed in these posts are his and his alone. (Except when they're mine, but being portrayed as his.)
Sigh. I don't know what else I can say about this other than people should NOT leave stray ribbon sitting around the house. Because my mom WILL find it, and she WILL think it'd be absolutely adorable to put it on me for a photos shoot.
Mom is also more than a little addicted to her cell phone, selfies and Facebook. And I really don't like it when she drinks a little too much wine and wants to slow dance. (OK, so that only happened once or twice, but it was still embarrassing.)
In all fairness, I'm sure Mom would like it if I stopped licking her ear before dawn every morning (even though I just want to cuddle). I could also probably stop throwing up fur balls all over the house (I get a little excited). And I'm sure she'd be thrilled if I stopped insisting on watching her take baths (I let her watch me take baths).
Have I said "sigh" already?
Point is, we both have to exercise a lot of patience, and we both have opportunities for growing to make this relationship work. At least it keeps things interesting. And in the end, it's worth it for the one you love.
Here's a question for you word fans: What's one habit you'd like to break? What's one you refuse to give up?
Stay connected with Laura Chapman on Facebook, Goodreads and Twitter. Like Change the Word on Facebook.
Sigh. I don't know what else I can say about this other than people should NOT leave stray ribbon sitting around the house. Because my mom WILL find it, and she WILL think it'd be absolutely adorable to put it on me for a photos shoot.
Mom is also more than a little addicted to her cell phone, selfies and Facebook. And I really don't like it when she drinks a little too much wine and wants to slow dance. (OK, so that only happened once or twice, but it was still embarrassing.)
In all fairness, I'm sure Mom would like it if I stopped licking her ear before dawn every morning (even though I just want to cuddle). I could also probably stop throwing up fur balls all over the house (I get a little excited). And I'm sure she'd be thrilled if I stopped insisting on watching her take baths (I let her watch me take baths).
Have I said "sigh" already?
Point is, we both have to exercise a lot of patience, and we both have opportunities for growing to make this relationship work. At least it keeps things interesting. And in the end, it's worth it for the one you love.
Here's a question for you word fans: What's one habit you'd like to break? What's one you refuse to give up?
Stay connected with Laura Chapman on Facebook, Goodreads and Twitter. Like Change the Word on Facebook.
Published on July 23, 2014 04:30
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