push you out of the nest

If I stop enabling you will you stop engaging me.

This whole teenage phase really does make me want to push you out of the nest.

BUT on Facebook, to my friends, you will always be super cute, smart and perfect!

We don't even try to embarrass them, it just comes naturally!

We don't even try to embarrass them, it just comes naturally!

I love the 10X zoom on my camera so that I can still catch the smiles and laughs on my children's faces when they will no longer pose for me.

And if I post those photos to my Facebook album and tag them it is extra embarrassing, almost as bad as commenting on THEIR wall post in a sure-to-be-a-thread-kill way!

seek counseling later

After all, they will seek counseling when they are older, and it is our job is to provide them good material.

When kids do cute-adorable-clever-uber smart-cool stuff we have to stop right there and post it to our wall! Twitter it out there for everyone to know!

140 characters or less

We all post the witty Facebook status updates and Twitter random thoughts in 140 characters or less, BUT what do we really mean to say?