Monday, June 18, 2012

Monday Checklist

"Next time I do a keg stand in the kitchen, I'm putting a towel down first."
Afternoon Readers,

     As grocery shopping's calling my name in that sultry way it's accustomed to, I'm popping in to mention a few things that are worth mentioning before I head to the frozen food aisle, hide in one of the cases and wave at people just for fun. Then again, as it's Monday, I may shake things up and hand people their Birdseye peas instead. If this is something that appeals to you, try making the hand-off while mumbling something like, "They always take all the blankets."

Monday Checklist: Things Worth Mentioning 

1.) Sunday was Father's Day. A lot of people wrote some really nice things about their fathers and husbands yesterday. I didn't, mostly because I'm ungrateful and self centered. Mostly because I was watching Shaun of the Dead with the twins. So, here's where I thank my dad for giving me life and thank Husband for not minding when I covered the babies eyes while I laughed hysterically.
2.) My sister had a baby yesterday. When I visited the hospital, I found out the baby is ridiculously cute. I also found out they won't let you trade in the kids you already have for someone else's newborn. Stupid rules.

3.) I bought my first pair of brand new maternity pants this weekend. I'd like to thank the girl who helped me for not laughing when I said I was looking for white pants.

Also, white jeans may be the best joke the world's played on pregnant women within the last fifty years...even better than the strapless bra or self-tanner that's "streak-free"...whatever that means, said the rare striped tiger lady of Borneo.

Also, Destination Maternity, I'd like to apologize for making all your pants cry.

4.) I laid out and burned my whole front half. I now look like burned my entire front half. In addition, I've had a great time running backwards into traffic, flipping around, and yelling, "Stop."

5.) The search for a new car continues. In the meantime, our current vehicle has started an unattractive squeaking sound no matter where we go. I've restrained myself from crawling under there with a can of WD-40 out of fear of getting lodged permanently and having the most embarrassing obituary known to man.

Please fill me in on your exciting weekends. I'm off to hunt and gather.

Until Next Time, Readers!



16 comments:

  1. Definitely stupid rules about trading babies and I'm sure you rocked the white pants ;)

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  2. Thank you for agreeing with me. People who agree with me are usually my favorite...:)

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  3. Hey, I'm a hunter-gatherer too, but my city police department is getting tired of me.

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    1. Some people just don't appreciate awesome bounty hunter skills....I feel for you, my friend.

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  4. If I knew how, I would totally steal your picture and caption. In fact, I may do a keg stand in the kitchen (kids holding my legs, of course, since hubby's busy working in the court room this week)just so I can do my own reenactment of the photo and wish I would have remembered to put a towel down. Scratch that- I'll put a towel down so when I do the keg stand I don't have to clean up afterwards. I dislike cleaning up!

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    1. LOL...the good news is you have just enough children to hold you up on all sides. That's why I need a couple more. The twins just aren't strong enough yet.

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  5. No no no you can't trade your darling babies.. Ok you can trade with me. I'll take them and give you a st bernard, a cat, some fish and a ferret we affectionately call white devil.

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    1. We can try it, but the cat may be the deal breaker...I'll inbox you after I run it by Husband. Or I'll just drop them off with you. Be on the lookout.

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  6. Ugh, Destination Maternity. I think I'm banned for life because I bought something online, it didn't fit (SHOCKING), and my "local" (30 minutes away) store wouldn't exchange it. Or didn't have my size, or something. All I know is I cried. You'd think I was the first insane hormonal pregnant lady to ever cause a huge scene in their store. Humph.

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    1. I am sooo glad I went in and tried on the pants. If I'd just ordered the size I thought I was and not the size elephant I am, it would've been a shipping fiasco.

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  7. You are a brave and glorious woman. Glorious with your white pants, I tell you!

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    1. Not gonna lie, the white pants do make me feel pretty snazzy!

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  8. Shopping for pants normally is a miserable task so shopping for maternity pants must be 10x's worse...although I felt a bit like I was maternity pant's shopping yesterday when I finally had to succumb to buying jeans over here. A size 8 would be a US size 4 but despite that knowledge, it was still hard facing that mandatory size jump.

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    1. Maggie, are you trying to subtly tell me you're a size 4? If so, I hate you...no, I still love you...no, I hate you...no, this is gonna take me a while. I'll need some time to sulk and get back to you...;)

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  9. White pants? Shouldn't it be white shorts this time of year? Or was that too far even for you? :)

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    1. Due to the heat we're having, it probably should be white shorts. However, we've got a wedding reception to go to this weekend, and I thought white shorts might be stealing the bride's thunder, as people would be too distracted by the clapping of my thighs. The more material the better...:)

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