The Tee*nage Years in Two Minutes
September 7, 2007 by Sarah
Filed under Read These!
This is a very informative video about discipline in the tee*n years of a female.
OK, so she needs some voice lessons, but this is pretty darn funny! And in case you wondered, the music is from Rossini’s “William Tell Overture”.
** Music teachers out there~ Wouldn’t this be a great addition to a lesson on this piece of music? I can’t wait till I teach Middle School General Music again. Wait…I take that back.
PS Did y’all really think I had the key to discipline?
This post will appear in the Mothers and Daughters Blog Carnival hosted right here on Monday! Submit your post about being a mother (of girls) or a daughter, or in the case of Lynnae, BOTH!
That was great! Much could also apply to mothering teenage boys and tween boys.
It’s a wonderful addition the the M&D blog carnival.
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Hilarious, I had to watch 3 times.
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Love it, it so applies to Tween-agers too! She’s going to be at the Woman Of Faith Conference in Charlotte in Oct. I can’t wait!
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Too funny! (Although it was rather like watching a preview of myself 10 years from now…)
: )
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We’ve used her things at our Mothers of Preschoolers meetings and the coordinator keeps in touch with her. She is hysterical. For those of you that see her at Women of Faith, I recently saw her and you will just cry and snort you will laugh so hard.
Cool trivia—her husband is a pastor and years ago they were in youth group ministry. They had a youth group member who babysat her kids. her name? We know her as Faith Hill.
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Very funny!
Jane, P&B Girls
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So true, so true. It definitely applies to tweens, as well!
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Surrendered Scribe, That is so neat that Faith Hill used to babysit for her. What is her name? I had never heard of her before I came across this video, and I didn’t know she was involved with Women of Faith. That is so neat, and I really would like to see more of her act, she is so funny!
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Funny!! thanks for sharing this!
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This is hilarious!
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She is Anita Renfroe. I know she has one DVD that I rented off Netflix and she has another that is pretty recent that is at Women of Faith. She does a lot of video parodies and one was of Faith Hill’s and I’ll never think of that song the same again. She is a great comedienne, creative (even song about mammograms) but clean.
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