Every day Maddox and I set aside some time to just be silly. We put on some music and goof around and it's probably the most important part of my day. Doesn't matter where we are, film set or living room, it's "us" time. We're trying to teach ourselves ballroom dancing at the moment. He's only interested in the spinning and the dipping part so we
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I was with you on that whole paragraph about not being a perfect mom, I know I'm not. I lose my patience and snap sometimes and Charisma has to glare at me to keep from getting into shouting contests with a two-year-old. She's a much better mother than I ever will be, and so are a lot of other people. But then I feel like dammit, this is mine. I don't know anything about God or Fate or whatever, but somehow the universe ended up giving me this wriggling bundle of curls and fingers, and there's no way I'm giving her up ( ... )
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The Catherine thing was a very bad joke based on an even worse fictional one and you're never going to let me live it down. Though I suppose it would be easier for you to do that if I'd stop repeating it.
You look fucking gorgeous in that icon.
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I swear to god, you are so nasty. Feel free to go back to being jealous and possessive any time. But I suppose that's difficult with such excellent material, have you considered stand-up comedy?
Just trying to return the favor, darling.
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People think that all celebrities are horrible hands-off parents just because a few of them are. They think we're supposed to have at least 3 nannies, 4 baby-sitters and never spend any quality time with our children except on birthdays and holidays, when we hand them gifts we didn't pick out and give them air kisses. They think we should ship them off to a posh school when they are 5 and pull them back out when they are 18 so they can wreak havoc on the world and we can shake our heads and sigh 'where did I go wrong?!' Yeah, that's not me, that's not you, thank god that's not anyone with common sense. That was a bit of a rant but what it boils down to, obviously, is that anyone who's surprised to see you playing with your son really needs to readjust their thinking.
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I think that applies to every stereotype about children growing up with rich parents. I guess mainly it's because most of the time having money means working hard as well and that leaves little time for family but hey, you could always pay someone to take care of them. The majority of the mothers I have worked with, and fathers, are wonderful parents simply because they need someone to keep them grounded even if, I know I know, we say it isn't hard to stay the same but sometimes it really is. I have no idea what I'm going on about, I just wanted to match the length of your comment and not have all of it be gushing :-[
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You really had a point though, I now that my children definitely keep me grounded. When someone's so dependent upon you, it really makes you take stock and you try to be a better person, try to do things that'll benefit them as opposed to you, etc, etc. I think we're really lucky in what we do that we could do one or two films a year, be away a few months, and have the rest of the time with our families. Not a lot of people can say that. Has anyone ever told you that you're too adorable for words, because if not, there you go!
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