Comment by Nicole.

Awesome advice, as always. Woohoo! on the bull riding

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Comment by A Mom on Spin.

You’re right the kid’s high.

Perhaps he should start sharing with his baby sister???

I didn’t say that. . .

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Comment by Busy Bee Suz.

This is too funny. So my 13 y/o is high? Jeeze, I had no clue!!!

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Comment by assomeoneelse.

I don’t really have anything to add, I just wanted to say that I have twin teens, boy and girl, my girl is mouthy, annoying, back talking, eye-rolling shoulder shrugger, and a teacher favorite.
My son is polite, kind, compassionate, caring, empathetic and got popped for bringing drugs to school last year. So you have no idea how hard I laughed at the “on drugs” comment.

PS: he didn’t even bring real drugs to school, he thought they were my back meds, but they were my leftover prenatals.

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Comment by amysprite @Bitchin' Wives Club.

That last comment made me snicker almost as much as jessica did! Excellent vlog! (And congrats on sticking on the bull so long!)

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Comment by The Good Cook.

We thought our kind, compassionate, easy going teenage son was gay. (not that there’s anything wrong with that)… turns out maybe he was just high?

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Comment by Kate Coveny Hood.

Seriously – the comments are almost as funny as the vlog!

And two minutes on a bull? That’s impressive.

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Comment by Ann.

I’m sorry your bull could only go for two minutes.

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Comment by Lady Fi.

Being six is like a mini storm of adolescence.. as you say, it will pass by the time they are 8 only to strike again at puberty!

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Comment by amy.

Yea, you were really vulnerable. I almost wept! You didn’t have those curlers on while you rode the bull, did you??

XO

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Comment by secret agent woman.

Nice curlers. Maybe I should be thnaful my teenage son has moments of surliness.

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Comment by stoneskin.

I’d like to see a bull in curlers. It would bring out its feminine side.

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