A note from my son Ben (7), written in the throws of a massive temper tantrum that says , "Mom your the wersed mom in the universe."Ouch! That is even "wersed" than being the worst mom in the world. Nothing like ending break on a *good note.
Well....two happy kiddos out of three ain't bad! (smile!)
Feel for you. My 8 year old always tells me I'm the "worst mom ever" when he is mad at me. Thankfully a hug usually follows about an hour later.........lol.
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:) from the mouths of babes....
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Cammie, this is too funny (sorry you had to go through that though!). Love the letter stuck under your door, nice of him to write it out and leave it for you.
ReplyDeleteLove it! You HAVE to keep it and show it to him at his wedding rehearsal dinner. LOL. I used to tell my girls, you'll be mad until you get glad. Didn't help, but it made me feel better.
ReplyDeleteThat is hilarious!! :) Ahh...boys... :)
ReplyDeleteLOLOLOL, tooooo funny, Cammie!
ReplyDeleteYa got scrapbook this, or better, do what Sheri ^ sezs!
I can't tell you how many of those type of notes I received from my now 23 year old daughter when she was growing up.
ReplyDeleteI think I might have kept a couple of them so I could put them in her scrapbook so she would have them to reflect on when her children write her notes like that.
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Oh that must really hurt the heart but make you giggle at the same time, knowing that he doesn't really mean that:) YOu should totally keep this and show him when he grows up, I'm sure he'd get a kick out of it;)
ReplyDeleteAwwww *HUGS* Cammie. You tell him how much WE love you!!! Poor thing... LOL
ReplyDeleteI had that title a few times too. They get over it.
ReplyDeleteOnly the best are good enough to be called the worst ;) (((hugs)))
ReplyDeleteToo freakin' funny! Save it...you will be able to use it someday! :)
ReplyDeleteLOL - too funny! I'm sure you're not really the wersed. I guaranee there are moms that are much werse that you! :)
ReplyDeleteI think we have all been there at one time or another.
ReplyDeleteIt is one of those been there done that moments--. What a great scrapbook opportunity--to tease him with in later years. As Art Linkletter would say: Kids say the darnedest things.
ReplyDeleteOH MAN! Sorry to hear that. Mine just turned 4 today and I don't look forward to that. I hope all is well by now!
ReplyDeletesave that note and make a layout with it :)
ReplyDeleteIt did bring a smile to my face, it is funny.
Making wonderful memories.
ReplyDeleteYou definitely have to keep that note, Cammie. Years from now when you show it to him, he'll never believe he wrote it. Hopefully 5 minutes after the note was delivered, he was "loving" his mom again. And, another way to look at it is you can change the meaning of the word (wersed) to whatever you like...since it's not the "worst". Hang in there...you know he really does love you.
ReplyDeleteFrame it and put on the kitchen or den wall......then wait until he is ready to take it down.....I promise it won't stay there long....hugs going your way....
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, you HAVE to keep that!!!!! What a laugh he'll get when he's older! LOL! Aren't kids just great?! You never know what they will come up with next!!!!
ReplyDeleteHow cute is that?!? I learned early on that being a good mom means not always winning the popularity contest. Rest assured that this can only mean you are doing your job. ;o}
ReplyDeleteOh, Cam -- that is too, too funny! You know that officially makes you a GOOD Mom, don't you?! Love ya, sister.
ReplyDeleteKids are fun,lol though it doesn't always feel like that when we get these notes,lol.We've all been there.Keep it ,he'll have a good laugh one day when you'll show it for him.
ReplyDeleteToo funny, I am impressed he could spell universe at 7...that's worth something right there!!! Maybe you go on that dumb show where they switch out Mom's, bet he would change his mind in a hurry...LOL!!
ReplyDeleteOh My!!! they didn't write a song about "2 out of 3 ain't bad" for nothing!!! As others before me have said, if you scrap this note, it at least will make you feel better!!!
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I bet, in his mind, the next few words would have been ...." but I love you anyway".
ReplyDeleteLOL! I thought I was the only mom to hear that...hehe
ReplyDeleteOMGness!! How cute is that little boggier:)Oh I just know that is going to happen to me too. Motherhood it's a blast LOL
ReplyDeleteHe,he....kids say the darnest things right?!? Wait till they turn 10 yrs....you will hear worse...LOL!!! Big hugs to you ~S~
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the club sista! : ) Big hugs!! Miss you!
ReplyDeleteWhen my son was little, and Im talking under 5 and he was upset with me over something, He asked me for his wallet. WhenI asked him why He responded that he needed to walk up to Family Dollar and buy a new mother,,his was not working out to well. LOL I remember at the time feeling a little stung over that.
ReplyDeleteOh man, I feel for you, as I have had notes like that as well. I remember when my son was six, he was in the bathtub, and wrote with the tub crayons - "you suk mom, and dad roks". ouch!
ReplyDeleteAhhhh, the joys of motherhood!! hehe!!
ReplyDeleteCammie, When your kids are in their 40s as mine are, these will be the memories you cherish! This is a wonderful note, because it says you are really parenting! Blessings, Louise
ReplyDeleteAwww! Poor Cammie! Zoie (my 3 1/2 year old) hasn't said that yet... just that, "You're not my best friend anymore, mommy!" I think you are a great mom though! :) and now you have something fun to scrapbook! lol
ReplyDeleteCrud - LMBO!!! I've had a few of these notes left on my pillow or night stand too. :D
ReplyDeleteHang in there; you're a great mom!!!
Awww... I think we all thought this at times as kids when we didn't like the rules or something else! Then you grow up and realize you had the best mom of all. It's just a kid thing, tc.
ReplyDeleteMan, have I been there!! Funny how we can go from the best to "worsed" in no time at all, LOL! *STAMPIN HUGS* Alex
ReplyDeletebwahahaha! This is so hilarious! yes, it is worse that worse, rofl! Well, I think you are the BESTED! LOL! And that's better than BEST!
ReplyDeleteOh dear!!!! I'm sure you didn't know if to laugh or cry!
ReplyDeleteYou have to keep this little note.....to give him when his first child arrives!!!!
I can feel your pain, but it still made me laugh...you will actually treasure this years down the road!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable project! Just in time to cheer us all up either from the blahs of winter - of the trials and tribulation of parenthood. Know this though - if you tick them off that bad and still don't cave - you're doing a fantastic job, mom! Keep it up. :D
ReplyDeleteBeing the "wersted" Mom.....means you are doing something right.
ReplyDeleteMy boys 34 and 39 are NOW happy that I was a "wersted " Nom
Wersed also spells Sweedr in Ben vernacular, so he probably meant you're the "sweetest" mom in the world!! LOL! I bet you're one of the bestest moms in the world! Thanks for the chuckle, Camster!
ReplyDeleteHopefully, writing it down made him feel better! I am a mother of four grown children. It doesn't get easier, the feelings get more pronounced, but God gets us through what we need to get through. Next time you need some help, send me an e-mail. I live in Round Rock and I would be glad to help! Believe it or not I do wonders with boys!
ReplyDeleteAwwwww....this made me smile. Must mean you are doing a great job! Keep being the 'wersed mom', he'll thank you for it one day! ;-)
ReplyDeleteAhh, don't take it too hard. They do that just to push our buttons. I'm terrible because when they do that too me I tell them how bad they made me feel until they are really sad about it. Needless to say it doesn't happen much around my house, but I know the right thing is to ignore it. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteI would be crushed. I'm a new mom of an 8 month old and think I would cry if I got that letter when Brooklyn grows up. I never wrote something like that to my mom either. Is this what I have to look forward to? Eek.
ReplyDeleteIf you're the wersed mom, that means your are probably doing something right! Great gift idea.
ReplyDeleteSo cute!!
ReplyDeleteOkay, Ben is ADORABLE! I love the note. I'm a reading specialist and am SO excited that your child is a writer :). Talk about writing for real reasons. I would love to share this in an inservice if you would give me permission. BTW, great job on spelling universe!
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