Tonight Five-O-Matic went over to her friend's house. She was over there for like five hours because they called and asked for an extension on return-time. (We are not control freaks, I swear.) When she came back Hubbetron asked her if she missed us and she said she did, but it pretty much seemed like she was just saying it in the obligatory, humoring daddy sort of way. He then asked her what she did and what they ate for dinner. She told us she ate "six meatballs and one glop of squash." Then she said, "We played Lipstick Jungle." My ears immediately perked up in response to that because I know we don't watch that show, but I've sen the ads and it's not exactly a kid-oriented show. I asked, "How do you play that?" She said, "We just put a bunch of lipstick all night long and we were monkeys."
Okay. Lipstick Jungle is cool with me, the kindergarten version, that is.
Welcome to Hot Mama Sauce
Hot Mama Sauce ... A blog site for smart mamas, their mates, partners and anyone else interested in real mothers and their original stories.
I am your host, Morgy, but I've invited some other wickedly smart women to share their mothering triumphs, tips and, tribulations here.
I'd like this to be a place for moms ... real moms who've been through it all or are on the road to being through it all to share their stories, funny, sad, triumphant, aggravating, loving stories and everything in between, tips that worked or what not to do, successes, failures, hard times and easy times.
I am your host, Morgy, but I've invited some other wickedly smart women to share their mothering triumphs, tips and, tribulations here.
I'd like this to be a place for moms ... real moms who've been through it all or are on the road to being through it all to share their stories, funny, sad, triumphant, aggravating, loving stories and everything in between, tips that worked or what not to do, successes, failures, hard times and easy times.
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
The Girl Doll Adventure Series, Episode 1: Jungle Girl!
Here is what goes down at the Morgetron household on snow days -- we make movies.
Here's a masterpiece worked up by none other than Five-O-Matic:
This is cross-posted at Tres Bizarre.
Here's a masterpiece worked up by none other than Five-O-Matic:
This is cross-posted at Tres Bizarre.
Saturday, November 17, 2007
Story Time
Here are two stories The Fiver wrote this morning:
Uni
Once there was a unicorn named Uni. Uni was a very nice unicorn. She was very very nice to people too. She is nice to anybody. She's nice to other unicorns too.
THE END
Pola
Once there was bear named Pola who was very nice. She lived in cave and she played with her friends every day. She had a wonderful mom.
THE END
Uni
Once there was a unicorn named Uni. Uni was a very nice unicorn. She was very very nice to people too. She is nice to anybody. She's nice to other unicorns too.
THE END
Pola
Once there was bear named Pola who was very nice. She lived in cave and she played with her friends every day. She had a wonderful mom.
THE END
Five-O-Matic
Last night, The Fiver told me that when she grows up, she is going to name her baby Fart. She went on to say that she would name her next baby Poop, and her third baby Nooney.
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Has Your Heart Every Been Broken?
A broken heart is when the little boy you raised the best you could, grows into a teenager; and one day when you’re tidying his closet, you reach into the pocket of his jean jacket only to pull out two large plastic bags filled with a hundred empty, smaller marijuana baggies. A broken heart is the beginning of a long tiring journey with no means to an end. This little boy, who once made the honor roll, now sold drugs to earn a bank roll.
A broken heart is when you call the police to your home, because you’ve found eleven baggies filled with marijuana in your son’s car, and you wanted to do the right thing, to keep addiction from spreading to the unwary. Only to have the police tell you to flush it down your own toilet, as it was not enough to hold him. As I watched the officers exit my front door, leaving the drugs behind, my heart slowly sunk, and has never risen again. For all they knew, I could have been the drug dealer.
A broken heart is when you receive a phone call a week after the fact, informing you that your son was arrested for having ecstasy in his trunk. Again, he was told that had it been twenty two pills, he’d be serving an automatic two years. His uncle paid $5,000.00 bail, when I would have allowed him to sit there with nothing but time to think long and hard about his actions. To look at him, you’d never know it. He’s handsome, with beautiful blue eyes. But mom can look through those eyes and into his soul. The little boy is crying, “I don’t know why I do this, I’m out of control.” He is now awaiting a second court appearance as the first was postponed. Though my heart is yet broken I see glimmers of hope, and perhaps a happy ending to a long journey that has taken its toll. He’s coming around, and changing his ways. I’ll love him unconditionally, but I won’t concede to his reckless and dangerous ways.
A broken heart smothers your very existence. The mending of a broken heart will come alas, when the promise I received in pray, finally comes to pass. Broken hearts aren’t forever.
A broken heart is when you call the police to your home, because you’ve found eleven baggies filled with marijuana in your son’s car, and you wanted to do the right thing, to keep addiction from spreading to the unwary. Only to have the police tell you to flush it down your own toilet, as it was not enough to hold him. As I watched the officers exit my front door, leaving the drugs behind, my heart slowly sunk, and has never risen again. For all they knew, I could have been the drug dealer.
A broken heart is when you receive a phone call a week after the fact, informing you that your son was arrested for having ecstasy in his trunk. Again, he was told that had it been twenty two pills, he’d be serving an automatic two years. His uncle paid $5,000.00 bail, when I would have allowed him to sit there with nothing but time to think long and hard about his actions. To look at him, you’d never know it. He’s handsome, with beautiful blue eyes. But mom can look through those eyes and into his soul. The little boy is crying, “I don’t know why I do this, I’m out of control.” He is now awaiting a second court appearance as the first was postponed. Though my heart is yet broken I see glimmers of hope, and perhaps a happy ending to a long journey that has taken its toll. He’s coming around, and changing his ways. I’ll love him unconditionally, but I won’t concede to his reckless and dangerous ways.
A broken heart smothers your very existence. The mending of a broken heart will come alas, when the promise I received in pray, finally comes to pass. Broken hearts aren’t forever.
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Sunday, October 21, 2007
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
In O-Matic News ...
In Twelve-O-Matic News: We are conducting an experiment on Twelve-O-Matic. We are not going to give her any instructions regarding her room, for an undetermined period of time. We are going to see where it goes. Right now we can only see about 30% of the carpet. Despite the laundry room being less than 10 feet away from her room, the laundry is amassing. This is DAY ONE of the experiment.
In Five-O-Matic News: A tooth has been loosened. We are awaiting spontaneous dental ejection. Every single person (no exaggeration) who has encountered her since the tooth became loose has asked if he/she can yank it out for her. The answer has been an unequivocal, NO.
In Five-O-Matic News: A tooth has been loosened. We are awaiting spontaneous dental ejection. Every single person (no exaggeration) who has encountered her since the tooth became loose has asked if he/she can yank it out for her. The answer has been an unequivocal, NO.
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