Momaical is a humorous look at trying not to raise a flock of assholes. Cursing & copious coffee involved. Momaical: [mom-mahy-uh-kuhl] Hybrid of Mom and Maniacal. Noun: A Mom trying to raise children, clean, cook healthy food, taxi from here to Harlem and back, and have an intelligent conversation while trying to fit into her jeans and locate her cell phone.

8.17.2012

My 2-Year-Old Is Plotting My Untimely Demise

I'm pretty sure my 2-year-old is trying to kill me.  And she'll totally get away with it, because she's so adorable and tiny and blonde that no one would ever accuse her of such atrocities. She'll just blink her beautiful blues at the "powice" and run away to go do "fips" on the trampoline.  And, it's all just one big scam. Here's how I know it's going to happen:

1. She has kept me awake every single night for a month straight.  She wakes up at hourly intervals and screams at the top of her lungs "Mum. Ma!  Get. Me. Outta. Dis. Kib!"  If I oblige she wants me to "wock" her, pretends to fall back to sleep and then freaks out if I put her back into her crib.  If I ignore her she continues to scream until I'm positive the neighbors are convinced that she is in dire straits and we are mere moments away from the police arriving. She can claim self defense or neglect or abuse or something genius because I just let her cry in her kib instead of wocking her.   I'm so overtired that I won't even see it coming.

2. I caught her drinking Hello Kitty lotion.  Right out of the bottle.  Because who does that?  Serial killers.  That's who. 

3. She booby trapped her room to either kill me or break my leg so I could die a slow, painful death.  The floor in front of the crib was full of Legos and pointy things which were probably shards of glass.  I asked her before bed if she had put all her toys away in her room.  She said "me did" but clearly "me didn't".  At all.   Later she screamed like she was in a pit full of vipers.  So I ran in and almost killed myself. Thankfully I always wear flip flops and just ended up twisting my ankle and foiling her plan.

4. She caught "a bug" and brought it over to show me.  It was a live hornet. And it was all kinds of pissed off because she was holding it by the wings. It was wiggling its bee butt trying to sting her. Honest to God. This really happened.  And I am allergic to bee stings.   Thankfully my husband swatted her weapon of mild anaphylaxis out of her little kid fists and stepped on it before it could come and try to kill me.  Again, genius.  Because the BEE would take the fall. 

5. Once I caught her drinking toothpaste out of the toothpaste-holdster-thingy. With NOTHING to wash it down.   Because, who does that?  Criminal masterminds, that's who. 

6.  She wears pink sparkly lip gloss on her forehead.  Not necessarily indicative of a future crime spree but strange nonetheless.

7. She is trying to starve me to death. Every time we sit down to eat she wants my food. Even if she has the exact same food.  Even if I trick her and give her mine first.  Then she wants to sit on my "yap" so that any possible chance of food getting anywhere near my mouth are thwarted.  In order to combat this I have built up a large layer of fat to survive off of.  Kind of like a bear in hibernation. 

Yeah, she's coming for me.  Or, maybe she's just two years old.  It's hard to say. (Not that it's hard to say that she's two, I have her birth certificate).   But, if all of the sudden I "disapew" don't totally count her out. 

26 comments:

  1. She's definitely got you on her hit list lol. Love it! Aren't daughters sooo much fun?!?!?! I will miss you greatly when you're gone! xoxo

    PS: we need to hurry up with a girl weekend before you're offed ;)

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    1. As soon as I get enough sleep to string a coherent sentence together. Which may be when she's 18....

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  2. Ok this is hilarious--like the time, when 16 was 2, that she came and showed me that she cut her own hair-yep-huge tuft gone right where the bangs were...........

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    1. I did that too. On the morning of my Mom and stepfathers wedding. Kids are angelic bastions of evil. Sigh...

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  3. Love it! She sounds like the perfect match to my little terror, but he likes to scatter his toys along the route from my room to his. I think he likes to know I am coming so he makes sure I kick something with a metal edge that causes me to scream, and wake up the dogs, making sure that he cannot go back to sleep in his crib because they dogs are next door, barking at him. Damn kids

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    1. Yes, my cherub has also summoned the dogs across the street with her high pitched shrieks. And I wonder why I suddenly look like a middle aged woman. Sigh...

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  4. Oh my gaud-I didn't realize you had it as mad a me!! I think we should introduce our crazy kids! And make Dani's daughter babysit them while we consume multiple adult beverages!

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    1. Best idea ever! After electricity. And tampons.

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  5. This was so funny. I often find that the same! The food good lord, my husband gets mad at me because I never eat they are always stealing my food!

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    1. In theory it should be a great diet. But then I just end up eating their crap. Hey? You done with this double chocolate pop tart dipped in hot fudge? Sweet!

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  6. This is both funny and terrifying. My son is an infant... it won't be long now.

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    1. Mwahahahahaha! Your time is ticking away too... Thanks so much for reading!

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  7. This post made me giggle - I have a 22 month old - we are inching our way into terrible 2's. Yikes! We went for sushi tonight, and I had to drrraaaggg her out of the restaurant in mid dinner, amidst screaming & glares... So stinkin' happy that I'm not alone! hehe! Found you at the 1000+ group - excited to be following, & can't wait to read more... I find it therapeutic that I'm not the only one raising a cereal killer. (sorry)... :)
    -Heather
    stringtownhome.blogspot.com

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    1. LOL - Love it! Yes, we had a similar nightmare experience at a sushi restaurant. http://www.momaical.com/2012/05/donnerparty-of-four-nevermind-make-that.html
      Read and we can commiserate! Thanks so much for reading!

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  8. You're going to disappear and we won't know for weeks... because she's going to take over your blog all Single White Female style...

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    1. The good news is she doesn't pronounce her "r"s yet. So, you'll know it's her.

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  9. You need a code word so we'll know it's you maintaining the blog, and not her after she has offed you. That way we can notify the police, if the blog is missing the word and we know you are dead, or trapped under the crib, impaled on sharp metal and Legos!
    I'm always thinking!

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    1. LMAO - Good point. I'll have to come up with one. Thanks for reading!

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  10. Too funny! I have a 19 month old boy and can totally relate! :)
    I found you on Bloggy Moms 1000+ followers and look forward to following your your blog. I'm a mom of 2 myself and blog at www.kimscounselingcorner.com!

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    1. I will be there - I need all the counseling I can get!

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  11. I found you on Bloggy Moms. I fear offending you, but I have three kids and have already through all of the little stages your dealing with, and there are many ways to be put an end to all of your stress and heartache. However, I also am a firm believer that EVERY parent does what works best for THEIR kids. I don't want anyone telling me how to raise my kids, and I definitely don't want to tell you how to do it either. However, if you would like to know what worked for my kids feel free to ask. :)

    I did enjoy reading your blog though a great deal!! It's nice to know that we all have our different struggles. I'm NOT perfect and have to ask for advise as my kids get older and face different struggles along the way. I also do a lot of research as well as they grow up. :)

    My blog is www.tidbitsofexperience.com

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    1. Terrific! Then I can go get some answers from you. Thanks so much for reading! I look forward to your blog!

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  12. And I thought it was just the cat I had to worry about offing me with the old "twining around the legs till they fall down the stairs" schtick. Now you're telling me the cat is going to join forces with kid once he becomes mobile. Frickin' great.

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    1. They all gang up into their own little drooly batallion of hideous. Although, pets can be bribed in either direction. Trust. No one.

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  13. My two year old drinks lotion or tries to eat deodorant every.single.day.! Seriously. I'm glad to know I don't have the only little girl doing that in the world. Does yours love soap too? Oh man... little girls... so fun, huh? I'm pretty sure I must be a cat (not a fan of cats honestly) because she's put me through at least 9 lives.
    ~Lizzy

    http://ThatLizzyGirl.com

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    1. Ugh! Why are kids SO DISGUSTING! I constantly have to yell at her because she is drinking dirty bath water. And, yes, I have burned through many of my cat lives as well! Thanks so much for reading Lizzy!

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