Every day I see versions of what I want my son to be and more of what I don’t. On the bus, I say mini-prayers, like, “Dear God, don’t let my son be like that jerkface,” or “Dear God, please don’t ever let my son say ‘Hella’.”
saipan gal turned seattle funny lady
Every day I see versions of what I want my son to be and more of what I don’t. On the bus, I say mini-prayers, like, “Dear God, don’t let my son be like that jerkface,” or “Dear God, please don’t ever let my son say ‘Hella’.”