I knit a beer cosy with a "B" for the Boston Bruins hockey team. It will be a funny little gift for a friend's surprise 50th birthday party this weekend.
As for the book...oh my. I was not sure if I was impressed or horrified with the parenting philosophies of the author. It made me feel like the slackest mother ever....and also explained why instead of my two sons playing Carnegie Hall (like Amy Chua's children) they quit both piano and violin lessons. |
Love the cosy, but think I might skip the book! I only have two children still at home and both are in their teens, there is no hope I can change anything this late in the game!I will just have to settle for ordinary children! :)
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you are so brave. i couldn't decide whether to read the book or not, i also heard there is a new one out about how much better french mothers are at parenting. wow. the world is full of 'perfect' mothers, why aren't i one? lol
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jen
Thanks for the chuckle...and the heads-up. I'll bypass this one too!
ReplyDeleteI bet the beer cosy will be a big hit! The book, hadn't heard of it, but think I too will pass, I don't need any more mommy guilt :)
ReplyDeleteyour beer cosy is so clever, i bet it will be a big hit. the book sounds like it would give an interesting perspective.
ReplyDeleteI have a friend who is from Taiwan. I asked her once if the whole "Tiger Mom" thing is true. Her response was, "Very much so!".
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