Here's what I have so far:
#1 Yesterday, I said, "We're going to work on problems that involve combining x's on one side of the equation before undoing the problem to solve for x."
#2 I sang along to a One Direction song.
#3 I attempted to rap with Thrift Shop.
#4 I posted a Shakespearean version of "Thrift Shoppe."
#5 I looked at her when I shouldn't have.
#6 I asked, "What did you think of that book?"
#7 I asked, "Have you done your chores yet today?"
#8 I suggested she take along a jacket to her friend's house.
#9 I said that the boys in One Direction have weird hair.
#10 I touched her shoulder.
#11 I told her her mascara was smeared.
#12 I asked her not to wear a spaghetti strap tank top on an excursion with my great-aunt who is rather prim and proper.
#13 I agreed with her that Adam Levine is really cute.
#14 I bought a black leather jacket, and she has one, too.
#15 I tried to ruffle her hair in an affectionate manner.
#16 I was dancing along with "Just Dance" on the Wii.
#17 I suggested she go get her shower.
#18 I asked her to wait on going to get her shower because I needed to get mine.
#19 I opened her door at 11am, so we could possibly start school some time before it got dark outside.
#20 And the most egregious: I asked her, "What's wrong?"
And then I saw this link: 46 Reasons Why My 3-Year-Old Might Be Freaking Out. I had to laugh! There's not much difference between a 3-year-old and a 13-year-old, is there? :D

2 comments:
ROFL. I will remember this when my daughter is a toddler, and then a teenager.
:) Yes you should! Laughter will get you through many things.
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