Here we are at the park...I just couldn't resist but I really should have. I just wanted to be young again...to feel the breeze in my thinning hair if only for a very brief, painful moment. At least I taught my daughter some new tricks...next time I'll just teach her how to french braid or make a friendship bracelet.
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IMPRESSIVE!!
You made me want to go do that!!
(Even though I would be sore too)
I am reposting due to an unfortunate spelling accident...
Anyway:
You are my hero!
Yesterday I decided to do cartwheels with the kids. It wasn't as fun as it used to be. I hit the ground a lot harder than I remembered. There is a strange, searing, stinging pain that traveled up from my hands and elbows afterwards (I think my arms aren't used to supporting nearly one and a half hundred pounds for any length of time.)
How ironic that we can try something to feel young again and just end up feeling old. Wicked old.
I laugh with you. :-)
you go! love the atari sweatshirt. and i love how you adjust your sleevs, like you are still 8.
i would probably vomit if i tried that. i have old lady equilibrium now.
i am highly impressed.
I am highly impressed with your agility and flexibility. I think we should bring a bar to BP and you could do some tricks for us.
Wow! I couldn't do that when I was 8 even. You do look like a little kid!
You look like the cool babysitter not the mom. Love your Chuck Taylors! Maybe I'll wear my new shoes when I want to feel like an empress!
You are a brave brave brave girl. I loved doing that when I was a kid, but I am CERTAIN I would fall on my head.
Wow you are a cool, fit and young mom. Way to go!
Look at you!!!! That was amazing!
You are a COOL mom!
I hope you aren't sore. You looked so cute!
A few years ago, I tried to show my daughter a "cherry drop" -- what you did only you start on top of the bar and drop backwards and flip off the bar, supposedly landing on your feet. I did a belly flop on the mulch, and knocked the wind out of me...not pretty. I stay away from all bars now. You are amazing for even attempting the feat, let alone successfully completing it.
I love that!! Next time I am at the park -- I am sooooo doing that!!
PS I love your sweatshirt :)
Now that's an impressive cherry drop! So retro with the Atari sweatshirt.
WOWWOWOWOW! I wouldn't have attempted trick #2 even as a kid. You obviously have a gift. :-)
i was a bars girl in elementary school! every recess i was swinging around doing cherry drops and all sorts of crazy things! i don't think i would do it now though! id' be afraid to crack my head open or something else painful! you are one brave mama!
My daughter had a sticky beak and she was very impressed! She asked why I cant do these things?...she now thinks I'm very uncool! heee heee
I couldn't do a cherry drop even back in the day! I always had to have someone hold my hands.
You Rock!
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