The one where the Internet went down and my tech was at his father's, the gym, a concert and just about anywhere but here where his mother needed him:
Problem solve, he says.
gah
I may have cried at this point.
So he goes to the gym?
And his mother is still without Internet?
I may have cried again.
And the next day?
When he finally answers his mother's plea for help?
He is on his way to a concert.
It was like a bad dream.
I may have cried again.
Aaaaand. 2 1/2 hours later?
I did it!
He can just go on back to school now.
I've got this.
23 comments:
Power to the Women!
Love this kid... what did O A R mean?
See - you didn't need him in the first place. That will show him!
you go mama... Happy Birthday babies! love the previous post such a wondemous poem!
Ah... I love your little graphics of the horses running!
Don't you feel empowered now?
I AM WOMAN...HEAR ME ROAR!!!! Good for you girl! I know I never think I can do it either till they force me to learn how.......hate it! They were the ones born with the chip in their heads and understand all of this tech crap....not me! Way TO GO!
At least your is doing something!! Mine sits in the room and tells me what is wrong but is NO help in solving it!!! But...she's still a good kid :)
Woot! Love OAR.
Why do they do that?? Gah! But you got it, and that's what matters :)
Oh- and I love OAR!! Lucky guy :)
You go Mama!
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Congratulations! I knew you could do it....
Okay this mae me laugh so hard.
I, myself, had a moment with my oldest son, where he was the parent and I was the child just this past week. Glad you got it done!!!
O A R is awesome. He is very blessed!
You rock! I think your son is weaning you from him, not the other way around ;0)
I'm smiling now.
You can raise them to be independent....and then they just are! shoot! smiles.
My 15-year-old is my tech consultant and any second he's gone I panic.
Please come down and give me a seminar on what you've learned.
Snort. Mama showed him...that's right, leave me hangin, kid. Did I ever leave you hangin? NO! Dammit.
I laughed out loud. Smack him for me.
Yay! It's always a real eye opener when we discover we can do things without our childrens help. And, you get better at it as you go along.
Boys and their concerts!!!!!! Argh.
LOL.. we parents are still so attached to our kids for support. Nice snip of the umbilical cord! ;)
love it.
Sounds like me with my son years ago. Once he put his friend on the phone with me. The guy was very polite and helpful. Most unlike my son!!
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