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Snarkasm Generation Two

Rachel from A Southern FairytaleWe’re in the car today on the way to the beach and Radio Disney is blaring in the backseats (thank you for programmable front/back speakers!) and our 5 year old daughter is belting out “The Climb” by Miss. Montana, Nathan and I can barely hear ourselves think much less hold a conversation, so he says:

“Princess, can you keep it down?”

Her: … still singing

Nathan, looking at me: “she obviously inherited her singing genes from me”

Her: “Dad, are you saying I can’t sing”

Nathan: ” Are you saying that I can’t sing?”

Her:  “Yes”

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A Southern Fried 30 year old South Texas mom who, when not slaying dragons with her dyson or weaving dream spells with a stuffed unicorn can be found with her nose in a cookbook, her hand on a wooden spoon, and her mind racing over the next culinary delight to escape from her kitchen. Her kids and husband are her greatest delights and she can be found blogging about them, food, photography and anything else to escape her addlepated mommy brain at her Blog, A Southern Fairytale.

5 Responses to Snarkasm Generation Two
  1. Jen says:

    I’m pretty sure that Princess and I would get along fabulously!

  2. Jennifer says:

    That’s great. Not even a sorry.

  3. IzzyMom says:

    My daughter is a hummer. ’nuff said.

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  4. My girls have started asking that I not sing. They’re 3 & 5.

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  5. AMomTwoBoys says:

    Ooh, I like her. She’s my kind of girl.

    My mom always used to tell me that I can’t sing. She was totally right, but it was still mean.

    That’s right, Grandmaother, I’m talking about YOU.

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