Today’s Tweet Beat is all about feelings about Mondays, adorable things little kids say and do, new projects and new opportunities, and French Macaroons. I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling good about this week already!
It’s kind of sad how much I love Mondays. Love it when both kids are in school, and I get to do the work that I love more than parenting. — Natalie Nevares (@mommywisenyc) January 14, 2013
Personally I kind of love Mondays also — the routine is soothing and my work is rewarding. Any other parents feel relieved when the traditional work week begins again?
A chihuahua wearing a puffy parka just ran across the street I was driving on. I’m terrified for about 35 different reasons. -Charlie — Charlie N Andy (@HowToBeADad) January 9, 2013
Honestly unsure what I would do if I saw this. I thought the weirdest stuff happened in New York, but Charlie proves that LA can be kind of strange, too.
Awesome RT @lilsugar: That instance when your tot – unprovoked – thanks you for a conversation you had with them days ago: #parentingwin — Jen Rabulan-Bertram (@jenrab) January 14, 2013
Awwwww.
“Mom, I need a fork… My taco just pooped.” — Jen Mitchell (@buriedwithkids) January 9, 2013
If life only consisted of cute things children said, I think the world would be a much happier (and funnier!) place.
My latest strategy to ward off telemarketers may not be working, but I like it: I let me 3yo answer. — Dawn Roode Campanile (@DawnRoode) January 10, 2013
Based on my statement above, I believe our editorial director is just doing her part to make the world a happier and funnier place.
My kid is wearing a Cinderella dress out to dinner. With Crocs. Quite the look for a Friday night. — sarahdessen (@sarahdessen) January 11, 2013
Okay I also support looking to kids for fashion decisions. Why can’t I wear a Cinderella dress out to dinner with Crocs? That sounds like excellent Friday attire.
Why won’t anyone buy me a box of French Macaroons and deliver them to me right now? :( — Tracy (@nystoopmama) January 11, 2013
I would say I have this thought approximately once a day, if not more. If you ever find someone to deliver, please pass on our office’s address!
NEDA now has forums for anyone to discuss issues relating to eating disorders, disordered eating and body image! ow.ly/gDv7o — NEDA (@NEDAstaff) January 10, 2013
This is so important — spread the word!
This is Emily, Mia and Me.we are starting a cool project for autism. fb.me/2dqWZX3kq — Carly Fleischmann (@CarlysVoice) December 24, 2012
And here’s another neat platform/project — started by kids! — designed to raise Autism awareness: The Six Degree Project. Check out their siteand see if you have any connections you can use to help them. You know what they say about six degrees of separation!
the big reveal! >> Introducing Dagmar’s Home and My New Blog Design bit.ly/Y4KRir — Dagmar Bleasdale (@DagmarBleasdale) January 14, 2013
A big congratulations to one of our favorite mom bloggers (though she’s no longer justa mom blogger!) on her site’s redesign and refocus. Cheers to big new things in 2013!
ATTENTION NYC WRITERS and PERFORMERS: LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER NYC AUDITIONS! fb.me/Ucc1x26r — MamaDrama NY (@MamaDramaNY) January 14, 2013
Hey New York mamas! Check this out — I bet many of you would be perfect for this performance! Auditions are in February. If you get chosen be sure to let me know so we can publicize it to our local readers! Join us on Mondays for more Top Tweets. In the meantime, follow us @NYMetroParents for practical parenting advice, local events in the NY Metro area, exclusive deals and discounts, and occasionally hilarious staff banter. If you want us to consider your tweet for next week, tag it #nymptt; if you see a tweet that deserves a mention let us know.
