Don’t ya love it when your kids forget you are friends with them on Facebook….?
Being friends with Mama is a requirement in order to get a Facebook account around here. You want privacy…? Get your own apartment.
Humiliation, if used correctly, can be a useful parenting tool.
oh snap! Good one mama!
Ruh Roh Scooby.
Yeah mine tried to unfriend me once. I told her when she moved out she could but until then….I am a friend. 🙂
I had to laugh…if I’d had FB in school…I’m sure I would have been guilty too. Sometimes I’m glad that I’m ancient.
Debbie
Ooooh, that’s awesome!
I told mine the same thing…The day you move out and buy your own computer and pay for it to run, feel free to unfriend me.
OH SNAP!
LMAO! NICE!
I *like* this.
HA! I love this. I wish more of the parents I work with would have the same philosophy. The net can be a scary, scary place.
yeah, my 19yr old cancel FB rather than being friends with me *sigh*
Love it!
Seriously LOLing here!!! LOVE IT!
Ahahahaha! That’s too funny. Love it!
Oh my gosh – fabulous Viv. I am laughing so hard right now!!!
Whoops 😉
Totally agree on the being friends with Mama thing!
I agree! Mine aare now 24 and 19 and still have me on facebook and every now and again I still embarrass them LOL …just a little mommy fun!
Oh my did I laugh long and hard at this one! It took my daughter a few missteps to realize I could see when she was on FB at times she wasn’t supposed to be. You are the best!!!! Going to remember this next time miss teen tries the late night status update.
LOL!!! That is so hilarious! Way to go Mom! 🙂
Vanessa
HYSTERICAL! and i kind of love it! i think that will be a requirement when my monster mash gets older and wants FB. hahahaha
Oh well. It always pays to do the math, huh? 🙂
Here’s something for you to look forward to: when your boys are in college, they may not take and post a lot of photos on Facebook. But the girls they know WILL take and post a lot of photos. And they’ll tag your boys. And you, of course, will be Facebook friends with your boys. And so you will get the see the photos in which they’re tagged. And you will be grateful for Mark Zuckerberg.
At least that’s how it’s worked for me. 🙂
Oh my gosh that is the funniest thing. My children are small but these are the things I look forward to doing when they get older.
That is just too funny! : )
Wow, you let your boys off easy. My girls have to be friends with me and I have to know the password at all times or it’s turned off. I also retail the right to log in as them and look around any time I please!
Ahahahaha! You go, Mama!
Busted!! Smart lady! That is definitely going to be a requirement in my house too.
Hahahahaha! So glad I’m not the only one. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve texted or called one of my kids and asked them about their FB post! Totally sharing your post (and “starring” it for future kid complaints).
Love it! I too love to embarrass my son (in moderation) on facebook!
i think my son is afraid to even get a facebook because i’m kinda “that mom”…
LMAO priceless 🙂
Ha!! Busted!!
Hugs
SUeAnn
I love it – BEST momma in the world. IN THE WORLD I Tell Ya!!
~Becca
Haha. That’s hilarous!
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Oops! Even worse when your mom has a blog! Muahaha. 🙂
Am friends with some of my friends kids! They are young enough to want me but will soon realize We Are Watching!! Will be voting for that cowhide dresser too!
Kelly
That’s awesome! Way to go! The only other thing that beats that is embarrasing them by being gross (like PDA in front of them and their friends) Loved doing that to my teen, still love doing that. It’s good for them to see that we are still in love after 16 years.
Get ’em MOMMA!!!!
I love your parenting style, LOVE IT!
I really agree with you.This type of tools are really interesting.Thanx to share with us.
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I love this, and I’ve seen parents catch their kids on FB when they were in class at school, BUSTED!
And I have to give a little credit to your son, such elegant prose when he could have started, “what’s up with this a, b and c crap on the math homework?”
You doing something right 🙂
Dude you so sounded like my own mama at the end of your post lol