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I recognize that I am equal parts female, emotional, and pregnant and that this can create quite an unpleasant combination. I imagine it to be something like the vinegar and baking soda volcanoes you might have made for science class: a slow eruption that smells kind of funny.
I recognize that I am equal parts female, emotional, and pregnant and that this can create quite an unpleasant combination. I imagine it to be something like the vinegar and baking soda volcanoes you might have made for science class: a slow eruption that smells kind of funny.
As a result, I might have been a little cranky the last few days. Perhaps a little irritable. Maybe with some excessive sarcasm for good measure. I mean, it's all well-intentioned, of course, but probably doesn't make for fine companionship. (Sorry, Kyle)
So today I'm dedicating this post to things that are cool. Things that I love. Things that rock my world. You know, the simple pleasure in life.
1. First and foremost: Marshmallow Mateys. I think Kyle bought these for himself, but after the ice cream debacle, I don't think there is any food off limits anymore. What's yours is mine, baby! At any rate, Marshmallow Mateys totally rocked my morning.
2. Maternity skirts. After recently ripping a non-maternity skirt, I am ever more grateful for the fact that I have three well-fitting knit maternity skirts to rotate through on a weekly basis. You see, I work in a place where I have to wear a skirt (or dress) and nylons (or tights) every single day. I pretty much enjoy a bifurcated garment one day a week: Saturday. Which is good because I only have one pair of pants that even fit me now. (hello, I need a shopping spree)
3. Maternity leggings. Now that I've put holes in every pair of nylons I own, I pretty much wear maternity leggings and boots every day. They're basically tights anyway.
4. Eggs. The news just had a special about how eggs are even healthier than they were 10 years ago: less cholesterol and more vitamin D! This is especially good for a girl like me who eats 1-4 eggs on a daily basis.
5. Teenagers. I know, weird right? I get to hang out with the young women at church a couple of times a week and they always prove to be a bright place in my dimly lit world of sarcastic gloom. It doesn't matter how cranky I may be or how gross I might look, they always shower me with compliments and giddy wonderfulness! Ah, to be 13 again...
6. This guy. (You know I couldn't make a list like this without putting him on here!) Kyle never ceases to make me laugh, even when I'd rather be cranky. He is the coolest, I sure love him, he definitely rocks my world, and while he may not be simple, he is always a pleasure to be around.
I could go on, but everything else I can think of is food related and I already write so much about food it is becoming an embarrassment. Just think: pickles, mustard, olives, and frozen yogurt. You get the idea.
So what makes you happy?
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Someone wise once said, " A mother is only as happy as her sadest child." I am happy today because my youngest child is happy.
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