Friday, July 3, 2009
I became my hubby
I did manage to scratch down some ideas for my blogs in my long absence. In my sleep deprived state of weeks past it is hard to decode my chicken scratches scribbled on random scraps of paper throughout the house. I found this one near the coffee pot one morning....pregnant hubby. It took me a day but I remembered what it was about. I had joked with my mother about a conversation that took place a few night prior with my lovely husband. Well now I'm getting ahead of myself. This all started with an embarrassing moment for me. The hubby and I were laying in bed watching TV and I dozed off peacefully until I farted so hard I scared myself out of a sound slumber asking my hubby "what was that!". He was laughing hysterically at this point, can't say I blame him. So thuout my pregnancy there were night where I would throw the covers off my grumbling about how hot I was and why the hell was I drenched in sweat. There was even a night when I was crying because my side off the bed was damp with sweat and I just lost it and wanted to change the sheets at 3 am ...damn hormones, for the crying and the sweating. Later in the week my hubby and I were watching a movie on the couch and I thought he might pass out from exhaustion. Being a concerned wife I asked if there was something wrong he looked so tired, why was he not getting enough sleep?. He looked at me like a scolded puppy who had just peed on the floor and said in a shaky voice "you snore so loud at night I can't sleep" I in turn burst out laughing and told him honey this pregnancy has turned me into you I snore I fart and sweat all night long! He replied with a loving "ya but I still love you just the way you love me and all my farts,burps, snores, and sweats." And the hormones kicked in and I cried and laughed all at the same time.
New additions to our happy home

Sunday, February 22, 2009
I think the electric and gas company have outsourced my son
Now that the winter months have been in full swing for sometime my son and I are really starting to feel the effects of cabin fever and a tight economy. As I do my best to keep our lights off, unnecessary electrical appliances unplugged, the heat lower then I would like, and use the hot water more efficiently; my son seems to have the opposite agenda. I really am starting to wonder if Dahlberg and Superior Fuel have not gotten to him some how. I believe there are subliminal messages in the commercials that only affect toddlers. They are creating an army to up their profits in this financially tight time. They seemed to have brain washed him into thinking the T.V must be on at all times even if no one is in the room. Oh that goes for the lights and fans also. If left unattended in the living room he believes that the thermostat, or as he calls it the wheel, need to be cranked to the max or shut completely off. Lil P also feels the need to take at least two showers/baths a day. He does however seem to be saving on laundry I can't get the kid to wear more then a diaper for an hour and he will not let me wash that blankie for nothing.
A to do list: I decided if I wrote down my to do list where other people can see it I may be more likely to fallow through with these goals. So here goes
To DO Spring /Summer 2009
*set up recycling bins....more to this then it sounds like
*Grow A massive amount of tomatoes for Payton and I to eat
To DO Spring /Summer 2009
*set up recycling bins....more to this then it sounds like
*Grow A massive amount of tomatoes for Payton and I to eat
*Plant at least 2 apple trees
*Build chicken coop and get my chickens:)
*Run at least 2 5k's before the end of August
*have a very large rummage sale ...this depends weather or not we decide to try for #3 or stick with just 2 lil ones
*apply for school in the fall
*learn to cook at least one new great meals a week
*take Payton to pick fresh Berries and fruit.....maybe learn to make homemade jam
*learn to crochet or some other hobby (hahaha)
*paint my walls .....may wait till fall on this one
Sunday, January 25, 2009
I'm having a what!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I know exactly when I started wanting another boy. It was before I even had my first boy! I had this vision of three young boys growing up together, playing in the yard, exploring the world as they grew, and generally adoring their mother. Coming from a family of three girls and looking back on my sisters and I turbulent youths I thought three boys would be perfect for me. A wise friend once told me that families with all boys tend to put their mothers on pedestals. Add a girl to the mix, on the other hand, and she's viciously kicking down the pedestals from an early age and never lets up. As soon as I heard that, a piece of me fell in love with the idealized notion of me and my boys. Boys gazing adoringly at me. Boys loading me up with compliments. Boys comparing their future wives to me. Okay, that last part is a little weird, but you get the idea: None of the drama that happens between mothers and daughters. After a few hours, I get over the shock of being wrong about our second baby's gender, after all the sweet tooth from hell did give me a small sneaking suspicion that it was a girl . It however took a wee bit longer for me to wrap my head around the fact that there is a little girl on her way! Two days past before I had that moment of "I'm having a girl" with a grin spread ear to ear, and how did this occur you might ask. Well lets start with where....in my closet, of all places, staring lovingly at my Steve Madden collection thinking my hubby needs to take me on a date so I can wear some of these. And BAM all at once I thought I'm having a girl ...we can shop on Sunday's instead of watching football or Nascar...I can play with her hair, and help her pick clothes for dates and proms. I have visions of her in crazy pigtails and tutus dancing wildly to Cyndi Lauper. And all of this makes me suddenly, giddily happy. I bolt into the living room to tell my husband "I'm gunna have a girl to pass my shoes on too!!" He just stares at me in that your crazy but I love you way and laughs. I'm having a girl and I couldn't be happier.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Grandma must be laughing her butt off
As a child I spent hours upon hours at my grandmas house. I have the fondest memories from those days I miss her more and more with each passing milestone in my life. As I age I regret not asking her more and taking more of her life lessons to heart sooner. She never got to meet my son, she only briefly met my now Husband. So on to the point My mother and I were sitting at her kitchen table talking in a loud whisper...just loud enough to hear each other gripe about our loving husbands but as not to be overheard by them...all while drowning out the TV at near deafening levels. It all of a sudden hit me My grandma must be rolling in heaven. We used to laugh at her and my grandfather all the time their little quirks and now I'm pretty sure my mother and I managed to marry men just like my grandpa. Don't get me wrong my grandparents we're very much in love ...I'm pretty sure. They didn't show it in the usual ways. Their love was expressed thur my grandma screaming "Alex, Alex Alex" at increasing levels even though my grandfather was pretty much stone deaf. Then she walk away grumbling to herself that he never listens. I married a well driller who I'm pretty sure has A.D.D. Our TV volume is set at a steady 60 I swear! I now retreat to the dinning room to "play" on the computer because the noise level is causing panic attacks. I often find myself wondering how did grandma get grandpa to wear those earphones and where can I find some. I became addicted to the afternoon soap All my Children at oh I'd say the age of 10. How you may ask, wasn't I in school!! Yes, during the regular program time I was happily enjoying silent sustained reading time or lunch, but you see grandpa would interrupt my grandma's show constantly. So being the clever fox she was she programed the VCR to record her show everyday and then watch it when grandpa took his afternoon nap. Which happened to coincide with my arrival after school, thus a soap addict was born. I now have my DVR set to record the same show as to play it after my husband is asleep for the night or at work, because just like Grandpa my husband has something very important to disscuss as soon as All My Children comes on. Yes, Grandma I now understand ....laugh away.
Thursday, September 11, 2008
"If it's a broken part, replace it If it's a broken arm then brace it If it's a broken heart then face it" ...a quote from the wonderful Jason Mraz. So more and more I'm hearing this song and seeing how it applies to more then just a relationship between a man and a woman. Having been glued to my T.V and now spending my son's naps glued to the Internet searching for information on our presidential and vice presidential nominees. This is what I begin to think, the broken part is George W Bush, replace him!!!! I think the broken arm is our entire government we need to do something about education, health care, and our economy!!! And the broken heart may very well be the people of this wonderful nation. It seems that everyone is disheartened "my vote won't count", "they just do what they want anyways", "they are all liars".
In The first presidential race for George W Bush I knew he was the wrong candidate for me by one simple statement he made on MTV's debate. He honestly believed that only abstinence's should be taught in sex ed across the country. WRONG ANSWER in my opinion This will never work. Maybe Sarah Palin's daughters school decided on this approach???? My decision was made up right then and there. Game over.
Back then it was easy for me to decide. This time around I have more at stake. It matters more what I decide because it's not just my choice. You see I have a child now and I plan to have more. So my vote isn't only for me, it's for my children's future. Which candidates (Pres and V.P) will do the best job to allow me to give my children the type of childhood I had? Which candidate will allow me to let them be kids for as long as they can? Which candidate will protect them and their friends from the grown up issues that should not affect them? Its a personal choice one has to make for themselves, but I urge everyone to remember whats at stake in this election our planet, our right to choose; what to do with our bodies, who to marry, if we want to serve our country in the armed forces, and what type of energy we will use in the future. Not to mention the issues in our economy, tax's, health care, and war. Inform yourself about all the candidates Presidential and Vice Presidential. There is more at stake then most of us realize.
In The first presidential race for George W Bush I knew he was the wrong candidate for me by one simple statement he made on MTV's debate. He honestly believed that only abstinence's should be taught in sex ed across the country. WRONG ANSWER in my opinion This will never work. Maybe Sarah Palin's daughters school decided on this approach???? My decision was made up right then and there. Game over.
Back then it was easy for me to decide. This time around I have more at stake. It matters more what I decide because it's not just my choice. You see I have a child now and I plan to have more. So my vote isn't only for me, it's for my children's future. Which candidates (Pres and V.P) will do the best job to allow me to give my children the type of childhood I had? Which candidate will allow me to let them be kids for as long as they can? Which candidate will protect them and their friends from the grown up issues that should not affect them? Its a personal choice one has to make for themselves, but I urge everyone to remember whats at stake in this election our planet, our right to choose; what to do with our bodies, who to marry, if we want to serve our country in the armed forces, and what type of energy we will use in the future. Not to mention the issues in our economy, tax's, health care, and war. Inform yourself about all the candidates Presidential and Vice Presidential. There is more at stake then most of us realize.
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