Title: Not a mother myself, but trust me: I know
Product review: I've made something painfully clear in several of my reviews. My 'second job' was, for years, babysitting a friend's daughters. They're getting older and are currently in their teens. I knew there were come a day when my services, formidable as they are, would not be needed. But I never thought I'd lose them as friends, which I felt they had become. Now I'm left with an odd variation of 'empty nest' syndrome.The minor problem I have with the saying on this plaque: if you use certain kinds of gellatin, you may actually be able to nail it to wood. The phrase would pack more punch if they had said "Raising a teenager is like nailing a water balloon to a tree."
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