I'm noticing a trend here lately - I've been unfair to my son for his work and study habits. I've been trying to get him to study and do his homework (while school is in of course) and do chores in addition to his classwork. But this summer, my husband's in school for his Master's too.... and man-oh-man, I know where my son gets it!!!! My husband is just as bad - if not worse - than my son when it comes to doing his homework! He's really pathetic. One excuse after another, but he seems to find time to squeeze in reading the sports section of the paper, reading his Sporting News magaizine and watching a few ballgames on tv, while slipping in an hour or two of ESPN. With a role model like that, no wonder I am losing the battle with my son!![]()
I know that as I get older that more and more of my mom comes out in me. Are we all destined to turn out exactly like our parents? Do we have a slim chance of becoming our own true selves, or are we doomed to clone ourselves with our children? LOL







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My dad is a teacher, an ordained minister, and has degrees in 101 things including psychology. The last thing I wanted to was teach. I dont even attend church, and generally consider myself Pagan. And I'm a college drop out.
My mom... ha! I won't even touch that one. I'm a major procastinator. It's not even in the vocabulary of the rest of my family. Suffice it to say I wish I were simply the black sheep of the family. However, black is just too normal a colour. I would be the rainbow sheep, the lime green with purple polka dots sheep. 







My sister is a complete clone of my dad though!

. I got the math skills from dad except he can do calculus in his head and I need at least paper. Im a lot more athletic than both my parents ever were *played lots of sports, still do* but they are more into the crafts than I am *woodworking, knitting etc* My husband says I have dads temper *do'h* AND moms ability never to forgive and forget. oops 


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