30 Something Moms
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That I have it together. People see me- single mom with 5 kids- & say "I don't know how you do it!" Well guess what- neither do I!
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Quoting CampClan:
That I have it together. People see me- single mom with 5 kids- & say "I don't know how you do it!" Well guess what- neither do I!
Means you are strong... -
Well then I guess that's what they assume that is wrong. Because even though I should be use to doing it on my own I'm not. There is a song by Matthew West (Christian artist) that is called Strong Enough. It basically asks God to be strong enough. I feel this is my "theme" song. lol
Quoting sheri305:
Quoting CampClan:
That I have it together. People see me- single mom with 5 kids- & say "I don't know how you do it!" Well guess what- neither do I!
Means you are strong... -
That im a Hip Hop party like person.... So oppisite.....Im a loner and homebody,lol
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That I am pissed or unhappy. Guess I just have that look. I'm not a bubbly person, kinda socially awkward. But I don't walk around pissed, just not into fake small talk and fake smiles. -
That I am a stripper. I say firedancer and, for whatever reason, they hear stripper. Yeah, with five kids and a shit ton of stretch marks, I am a stripper. Right! -
that i'm dumb! pffft! i do play the part pretty well tho hahaha
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My husband and I are separated. I am a single mom of four boys, like CampClan people usually assume I have it all together.
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That I am Arab. Even Arabs mistake me for being Arab. Everywhere I go this happens. One lady finally explained it to me, it's not just my hijab (head scarf) but my coloring and facial features. I randomly have people speak to me in Arabic. Once in France I even had an older Iraqi Kurd speak Kurdish to me. When I didn't respond he asked if I was Arab. He thought for sure I had to be Iraqi. I am mistaken for Iraqi and Jordanian most often. -
Quoting OttawaHoney:
That I am Arab. Even Arabs mistake me for being Arab. Everywhere I go this happens. One lady finally explained it to me, it's not just my hijab (head scarf) but my coloring and facial features. I randomly have people speak to me in Arabic. Once in France I even had an older Iraqi Kurd speak Kurdish to me. When I didn't respond he asked if I was Arab. He thought for sure I had to be Iraqi. I am mistaken for Iraqi and Jordanian most often.Everyone mistake my ethnic to...