Lock Up Your Kids - Throw Away The Key!
My offspring has always been an extreme kind of dude, the kind of guy who on his travels to foreign lands doesn't hang out with tourists but gets right in there with the locals. Whenever he is on a trip somewhere my heart does flutters if I don't hear from him on a regular basis. When he hangs out in his home base of Calgary and goes back country snowboarding I always worry about avalanches and stuff. I think it's a Mom thing...
This winter has been relatively quiet over there in there in Teddy Land, after all he has a new baby and a house to renovate so imagine my surprise/shock when I opened his blog this morning and saw his newest entry.
Good thing he didn't tell me ahead of time, man I'd have been worried sick. I can't be the only mother in the world who feels this way, can I? On the other hand, maybe I'm just jealous that I wasn't there too...
posted by Rositta @ Saturday, February 23, 2008
10 Comments:
Well, well Rositta! I used to read Teddy's blog alot but who knew you were his MOM! That's cool!
Guilty as charged, yup he's mine, and he regrets the day he got me into blogging, LOL...ciao
You certainly are not the only mother to worry. I sweat bullets every time Son #1 goes into the back country hiking on his own. Especially this year, since we have had so many avalanches. BTW, he was such a proud daddy yesterday; K1 went on her first hike with him and even made the summit on her own. She told me "I made my first peak".
well I went over to your sons blog....wow what a wonderful surprise....I tried to leave a message but it wouldn't post....I was telling him how much I loved his photos of the balloon.....
Wow! I think that is awesome. What a gorgeous looking day it must have been. Yep, he's probably just like "you!"
It does look pretty awesome from up there, although very very cold...
We'll be worrying about them when we are ninety and they are in their sixties. It just goes with the territory, forever.
What an adventure. Nice in theory but impossible for me since I don't like heights and to go up there I need a big 747.
I am so jealous. That looks like great fun!
jmb, even though I too don't like heights, I think I would have risked it. Hi Dianne, yup I'm was jealous too, someday though I'll get up in one of those...
No wonder he didn't tell you...after all the accidents this year in Canada regarding air balloons!
My younger son is 33 and I absolutely forbid him to drive a motorcycle till I am dead!
Of course he doesn't listen to me.
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