I'm now the proud mother of a fourteen year old girl. Except she's waaaaaay older than that. Indeed, my second child is one of those "old souls". She was born
wise.
But she's still only 14 and I'm her mother *ahem*. I'm happy to tell you she agrees that this is what the inside of her head looks like right at this moment. Ha.
For the record, she's only just been allowed on FaceBook. We're all
expecting ...
hoping ... ...PRAYING the pie slice will shrink to a 'healthy' level soon, allowing more focus on studies, chores, family time and the word "whatever".
So what does the inside of
your teenager's head look like?
Share!
ok well my sons 11 almost 12 which in reality he is 16 lol and i would say mainly facebook,football and because i make him school work lol
ReplyDeletei so luv this
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Love it! So cute and SO SO true! :)
ReplyDeleteHEY. Where's the section for "Torturer of older sister"?! Teehee.
ReplyDelete@ Anonymous - The 14 year old insists that she doesn't torture her older sister "as much as she tortures me".
ReplyDeleteu have a 15 yr old girl....she's all about tank tops, stolen boy's A&F jackets and texting
ReplyDeleteI am so very glad my daughter was in college by the big facebook boom. But I do remember caving in and buying the most atrocious ever neon green boots that were a freakish hybrid of combat boots and hooker heels. It nearly killed her father. She was far too artsy so I was always in fear some romeo would come and pluck her heart strings. Hang in there. We had 2 slices of that pie chart 50% hating younger brother, and 50% loving youngest brother, then 50% filling sketch books, wait that's 150? Oh well math is hard
ReplyDeleteHA! I think you've delved into my brain as well!! O-O
ReplyDelete16 yr old girl: 50% "No one on EARTH is as smart as I am" and 50% "No one understands how hard my life is except the little boy...er... "MAN" I love"
ReplyDeleteThe "whatever" comment will linger into her 20's. sorry...
ReplyDelete@ Peachy1 - Filling sketchbooks is awesome. Can you remember when there was no FaceBook or Twitter. You and I would never have had the chance to become friends. Probably.
ReplyDelete@ frazzled - I'm scared now.
Love it! Sometimes people's funny commentary on teenagers turns judgmental or insulting, but you always seem to get it just right--respectful but pointing out the silly bits!
ReplyDeletewow, i remember being 14 - was i that shallow and frivolous???? okay, so ur daughter is way more mature than i was, i'll give you that :)
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is seven, and I am currently in denial that teenage-dom happens.
ReplyDeleteIn other news. I love that you used the term "Nail Varnish" that is just classic.
That looks JUST like my daughter. Almost to a tee. ((sigh)) She's 15 now and I'm dreading the next few years.
ReplyDeleteAaah, I'm a little worried 'cause that's pretty close to what's in MY head.
ReplyDeleteJust found this and it had me laughing out loud..my daughter is 16 but its her down to a tee! She is attached to her phone that is permanently on facebook , always talks me into buying her boots etc, and at the moment is constantly wearing her boyfriends sweatshirt!!
ReplyDeleteRidiculous quest there. What occurred after?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
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