Monday Grumblings a Couple of Responses

[Guest guest]

It is spring break. No one has any school, or services, or

athletics. We do have a couple appointments this week.

I ran away last night for a few hours. I ended up at WalMart for gas

but went in anyway and ended up buying ME some clothes. Actually,

they are pretty cute capris and some tees if they make through the

first wash and still fit.

I am not sick. My throat does not hurt. I do not have what Gail

had. I do not have a cold or the flu. Really. I am tired because

of sleep deprivation. I am not sick so that has nothing to do with

it.

I am also going to giving up on the idea that I will ever have my

old shape back and will live with my middle aged mommyish looking

face and body as I have no energy or time or money to do anything

about any of that. And if I did have the money and the time I would

probably spend it on the house. I don't mind the size so much as the

baby belly. The last two kids gave me a mommy belly and I don't

like it but it appears I am stuck with it.

Tamara, so glad you found Ebony so quickly and safely, and I am going

to pass on the training requirements to my dh who is a fire fighter

trainier and Raped Intervention Team Leader.

Raena, when ever you get to it. It's spring break here. No

explanations necessary.

I'm sure I am forgetting someone or something but my not sick brain

seems to be stuck on wistful images of napping.

[Guest guest]

Just wanted to let you know that I am happy to hear you are not sick.

Sue

[Guest guest]

> > I ran away last night for a few hours. I ended up at

> WalMart for gas

> > but went in anyway and ended up buying ME some clothes.

I know this feeling, I just can't ever get through the checkout with it. :S

debbi

[Guest guest]

> > I ran away last night for a few hours. I ended up at

> WalMart for gas

> > but went in anyway and ended up buying ME some clothes.

I know this feeling, I just can't ever get through the checkout with it. :S

debbi

[Guest guest]

> It is spring break.

How long is your spring break? Ours is far too long and I will be joining

you in Hell, oh, dear, I am a good Catholic so let's just call it time off

in Purgatory, probably THOUSANDS of years off in Purgatory to look on the

bright side...anyway, our horror starts on Friday, unless you count the half

day on Thursday as the beginning.

No one has any school, or services, or

> athletics. We do have a couple appointments this week.

>

> I ran away last night for a few hours. I ended up at WalMart for gas

> but went in anyway and ended up buying ME some clothes. Actually,

> they are pretty cute capris and some tees if they make through the

> first wash and still fit.

Good for you! I need money again, boo, hiss. I thought I had just enough

but then I found that I had forgotten to consider the $71 Y membership that

is automatically removed from my account. Sigh. And the Zelda came HAD to

be purchased; you probably understand that NOT buying it was NOT an option.

I shudder to think of Enrique moaning and groaning for a week while Putter

and Robbie are home.

I need pull-ups for Robbie for night-time. Otherwise, he will have to wear

underpants which seems perfectly reasonable to me.

>

> I am not sick. My throat does not hurt. I do not have what Gail

> had. I do not have a cold or the flu. Really. I am tired because

> of sleep deprivation. I am not sick so that has nothing to do with

> it.

Uh, I do hope this is true?

>

> I am also going to giving up on the idea that I will ever have my

> old shape back and will live with my middle aged mommyish looking

> face and body as I have no energy or time or money to do anything

> about any of that. And if I did have the money and the time I would

> probably spend it on the house. I don't mind the size so much as the

> baby belly. The last two kids gave me a mommy belly and I don't

> like it but it appears I am stuck with it.

Amen to that, Sister! I have decided much the same thing. I do remember

liking my mother's mommy belly; it felt soft and oogly when I pushed on it.

Salli

[Guest guest]

> It is spring break.

How long is your spring break? Ours is far too long and I will be joining

you in Hell, oh, dear, I am a good Catholic so let's just call it time off

in Purgatory, probably THOUSANDS of years off in Purgatory to look on the

bright side...anyway, our horror starts on Friday, unless you count the half

day on Thursday as the beginning.

No one has any school, or services, or

> athletics. We do have a couple appointments this week.

>

> I ran away last night for a few hours. I ended up at WalMart for gas

> but went in anyway and ended up buying ME some clothes. Actually,

> they are pretty cute capris and some tees if they make through the

> first wash and still fit.

Good for you! I need money again, boo, hiss. I thought I had just enough

but then I found that I had forgotten to consider the $71 Y membership that

is automatically removed from my account. Sigh. And the Zelda came HAD to

be purchased; you probably understand that NOT buying it was NOT an option.

I shudder to think of Enrique moaning and groaning for a week while Putter

and Robbie are home.

I need pull-ups for Robbie for night-time. Otherwise, he will have to wear

underpants which seems perfectly reasonable to me.

>

> I am not sick. My throat does not hurt. I do not have what Gail

> had. I do not have a cold or the flu. Really. I am tired because

> of sleep deprivation. I am not sick so that has nothing to do with

> it.

Uh, I do hope this is true?

>

> I am also going to giving up on the idea that I will ever have my

> old shape back and will live with my middle aged mommyish looking

> face and body as I have no energy or time or money to do anything

> about any of that. And if I did have the money and the time I would

> probably spend it on the house. I don't mind the size so much as the

> baby belly. The last two kids gave me a mommy belly and I don't

> like it but it appears I am stuck with it.

Amen to that, Sister! I have decided much the same thing. I do remember

liking my mother's mommy belly; it felt soft and oogly when I pushed on it.

Salli

[Guest guest]

> I do remember liking my mother's mommy belly; it felt soft and

> oogly when I pushed on it. >

Okay, this does NOT make me feel better.

Raena (who probably *should* give up, but hasn't...yet)

[Guest guest]

> I do remember liking my mother's mommy belly; it felt soft and

> oogly when I pushed on it. >

Okay, this does NOT make me feel better.

Raena (who probably *should* give up, but hasn't...yet)

[Guest guest]

> I do remember liking my mother's mommy belly; it felt soft and

> oogly when I pushed on it. >

Okay, this does NOT make me feel better.

Raena (who probably *should* give up, but hasn't...yet)

[Guest guest]

> I ran away last night for a few hours. I ended up at WalMart for gas

> but went in anyway and ended up buying ME some clothes.

YAY MONIQUE!

Did you ever deserve that!!!!!!!!

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

> I ran away last night for a few hours. I ended up at WalMart for gas

> but went in anyway and ended up buying ME some clothes.

YAY MONIQUE!

Did you ever deserve that!!!!!!!!

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

> I ran away last night for a few hours. I ended up at WalMart for gas

> but went in anyway and ended up buying ME some clothes.

YAY MONIQUE!

Did you ever deserve that!!!!!!!!

Jacquie