Morning

   A normal morning consists of me waking up, getting my son off to school, and then grabbing myself a cup of coffee and watching an episode or two of my favorite Summer T.V. show while I think about how to make the most of the day.  However my son  has been sick with some kind of infection so the last week has been chaos and he has been here at home for the entire bunt of it.  So today it's doctor time, clean up time, get ready for (mommies)school time, and hopefully I won't be too exhausted by the end of the day.
   I hope that this new attitude he has developed is a product of him not feeling well because he has been a terror here recently. I love him but the last couple of weeks he has really tried to test me.  Parenting is hard, this I know, but I expected it to be hard because you have another little human who's life is attached to your own. I thought that the responsibility was the hard part, however I have found out here recently that when when your little bundle of joy is now talking back, and purposely trying to push you over the edge, well it's really hard to stay an adult yourself.  I find myself arguing with him, he yells and I stick my tongue out, he yells louder and I tell him he is mean.... I feel like a child myself.  Is this even normal?
   However on another note I have found that Disney's Pixar Cars the movie is a miracle worker. The kid is completely content when I put this movie on for him.  I don't want him watching to much T.V. but I have to say sometimes laundry needs to be done and child needs to be good :) I am always glad to get him another movie but he doesn't want any other movies. He wants cars and telling him no is not an option because he will crawl in your lap and scream CACHOW over and over and over again until I cave.  Everyone tells me he is overly hyperactive, and I know this is true but I just don't feel like I need to be worrying about A.D.H.D right now.  And it's not like I would be shoving pills down his throat later anyways.  There has to be other forms of symptom relief. Also it is kind of obvious he has ran right past hyperactive all the way too hurricane Landon.  But still I don't like it when people feel the need to tell me my child is hyper. I know he is hyper, i am with him everyday. If anyone is an expert on my kids behavior its me.  (deep sigh) but I wouldn't trade him for the world :)
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