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who never want to be a parent like me, grow up, I wish them: mud tracked on the white carpet; closed ears and slamming doors in response to their advice; blaring music when they have a headache; an endless heap of dirty dishes in the sink, on the table, and on the counter top; labor without payment and effort without thanks or acknowledgement; dirty socks on the living room floor, dirty clothes on the bedroom floor, and toothpaste in the bathroom sink; ridicule about their favorite music, movies, and their choice of clothes; candy bar wrappers chores to do that groceries to haul, socks, And driving, | ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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