Chicken Learns About Blogs
We all knew it would happen. H3.2 warned me to no avail. "No blogging around Chicken," he said. Sigh. Chicken started asking questions about my laughing hysterically, typing feverishly and doing something with a picture of me in my pajamas. As I am an insane parent that actually has real conversations with her spawn, I told Chicken about Sam's Stories. First, I explained blogs.
Sam: Do you know what a diary is, Chicken?
Chicken: A place where you write all your emotions down and blah blah blah?
Yes, he did say "blah blah". "Damn pesky emotions and all that dumb shit" was what he was conveying in a more PC manner. So I explained blogs and showed him the Chicken HNT post. At first he was pissed off and embarrassed that I took a HNT of him and posted it for the world to see. When I explained that I would never use his name or show his face he decided that it was okay with him, and he actually thought it was cool that I was telling the world about him. He also understood why I've been saying lately "Repeat that so I can write it down". I have a horrible short term memory, but that is for another post.
Chicken started to read his HNT post and I stopped him before he read where I wanted to tear the horrid overprotective cunt of a mommy to shreds. I gave him a G-rated version of the story instead. He was pissed off and said some very not nice things about the mommy. He also did not know that his friend, Sad Girl, was not very popular and went home crying frequently. He paused and thought Chicken random thoughts for a bit. I thought the moment was over. Thursday he comes home from school and says "I taught Sad Girl to play soccer this week! I've been inviting her to play with us at recess every day." I am so proud of my boy.
So Chicken knows about Sam's Stories and I have his royal permission to share his funny moments with you. My next Chicken post will be entitled "Spermitropolis and Spermville". Look for it!
Sam: Do you know what a diary is, Chicken?
Chicken: A place where you write all your emotions down and blah blah blah?
Yes, he did say "blah blah". "Damn pesky emotions and all that dumb shit" was what he was conveying in a more PC manner. So I explained blogs and showed him the Chicken HNT post. At first he was pissed off and embarrassed that I took a HNT of him and posted it for the world to see. When I explained that I would never use his name or show his face he decided that it was okay with him, and he actually thought it was cool that I was telling the world about him. He also understood why I've been saying lately "Repeat that so I can write it down". I have a horrible short term memory, but that is for another post.
Chicken started to read his HNT post and I stopped him before he read where I wanted to tear the horrid overprotective cunt of a mommy to shreds. I gave him a G-rated version of the story instead. He was pissed off and said some very not nice things about the mommy. He also did not know that his friend, Sad Girl, was not very popular and went home crying frequently. He paused and thought Chicken random thoughts for a bit. I thought the moment was over. Thursday he comes home from school and says "I taught Sad Girl to play soccer this week! I've been inviting her to play with us at recess every day." I am so proud of my boy.
So Chicken knows about Sam's Stories and I have his royal permission to share his funny moments with you. My next Chicken post will be entitled "Spermitropolis and Spermville". Look for it!



10 Comments:
You express yourself really well. The chicken story was hilarious.
Badgerbob- You new 'round these parts sir? Welcome to the fray. I'll meander over to your place real soon like. Thank you.
You have quite the young man there, smart and compassionate.
Say hello to "chicken" from us
What a sweet Chicken you have!
My kids know about my blog. They are all the time begging me to "take a picture of me for your blog, Momma!" or "If I say something funny are you going to blog it?" Once I left my page open and Abby decided to read it. She found me in the utility room and said, "Mom. You cussed on your blog." I shrugged and said, "Yeah. I'm also 32, a wife and mother and I can cuss on my blog if I want to. And ... you probably shouldn't read Momma's blog again without permission, k?" She did that ECH! sigh/gasp/choke thing and said, "Oh fine. Then when I get MY blog you can't read it either!" Bet me, little girl. Bet. Me.
Miss B knows about my blog too - she'll peer over me sometimes and ask me to click on Deja (Spoonleg) or Megan (Home Detention Lady) or some of her other favorites. She likes the pictures. Chicken is so cool!!!!!
Chicken is so cool... :) but you know that already...
all of our kids know about our blogs...and they love it when pics of them get posted...LOL
peace...
My oldest knows about my blog, but couldn't care less. My little one ist the future blogger. She is not 2 yet, but already loves to watch the screen and try to type.
Chicken is so sweet to go out of his way for another little kid!
lejnd- Thank you! I'm trying to raise a nice human being, I think he's crazy but loving!
Art- He says "hi!"
Redneck Diva- Exactly. I think I'll use the "bet me" on Chicken. I usually just say "bite me". But "bet me" sounds nicer.
Nessa- I try to keep him from looking over my shoulder, as I'm always typing some bad word or another. I don't need to answer questions about my "you searched for" area.
Monkey- I guess I'm just behind the times. I'm worried that he's going to read something that I'd rather him not be exposed to yet. I guess if my blog was more PG or G rated it wouldn't be so bad.
Kat- Chicken doesn't care as much now that he knows what it is. Two is such a wonderful age... sigh.
I must've missed this post earlier. Cute. Chicken sure doesn't act his age. What are you feeding him?! ;)
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