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#100DaysOfHopper Day 72

 Day 72: I haven't used this to attack articles really, but this one has me livid.

http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/5644250?ncid=fcbklnkushpmg00000063

I'm pretty sure this is a reason people hate bloggers. This woman takes everything that makes a solid, conscientious parent and makes it a negative. Using rich, entitled person, low IQ humor, she pokes fun at the most important aspect of being a parent....parenting and nurturing a child's future potential.

I'm too frustrated by shit like this right to think. I can just imagine parents giggling and high-fiving over this. Sharing with all their like-minded parent friends, who at one time faced each of life's hurdles with the moronic answer to every woe, "let's have another kid."

This is the reason, educators and instructors have such a difficult job. Parents who feel they've patented enough. That they deserve a morning off. That because they did this for kids #1&2, they shouldn't have to "volunteer" their time for the rest. Last time I checked, parenting wasn't a volunteer job, it's a lifetime commitment.

I'm sure Ms. Fenton is viewed by her suburban gossip queens as a hero for crap like this, but it's part of a bigger problem. People complain, when a single mother of two needs financial assistance and label it entitlement, well my friends, this is what true entitlement looks like. #100DaysOfHopper

Day 72 Part 2:  I'm sure a few people will either get a chuckle, cheer or say "yeah right," but not sure what's going to happen first, the 100th day, me leaving Facebook or me dropping my friend list down to about 30-40 people. I'm seriously wondering what the hell people think when they sign on. 

Does anyone need to see 75 memes? Does anyone care that you are in traffic? Does anyone who lives in the same town you do, need to know that this store has good chicken cutlets? If you did exercise on Monday and Tuesday, it's a given you did it the rest of the week, that's how that stuff works. No need to post it every single morning. Now, if you jogged along a cliff or caught a beautiful sunset, share away, we all love that stuff.

Also, can someone please tell people who live in the towns of Eastchester and Tuckahoe, if you're going to talk smack, realize that these people are only trying to get you to say something about someone so they can copy and paste it and show that person. I don't even get mad anymore when people tell me that my "trusted" or "good" friend did this. It's expected in that bubble. I truly wonder how I'm going to react to this stuff when I'm gone and don't have to explain pleasantries when passing these people in the supermarket or at a restaurant. Who knows, I might have to start a brand new 100 days of revenge. Just joking, these people aren't worth my time. #100DaysOfHopper

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