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Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Mommy's "Murphy's Law" (from personal experience)


Law #1: The day you forget to bring an extra baby outfit will be the day your infant has a blowout...in the middle of church.


Law #2: If you sweep and mop the floor, your two-year-old will fill his pockets with sand and visit each room in the house before you finally notice.


Law #3: The day you introduce your husband's office manager to your infant will be the first day your infant spits up a quart of milk. Not on you, of course.


Law #4: If you go to the trouble of planning a shopping trip, getting a babysitter, shopping for all your groceries and sending all said groceries through the check out, you WILL leave your wallet at home.


Law #5: If you have had a long day and the house is a mess, your husband will walk up to you at 6:59pm and casually say, "By the way, I invited our friends over for dessert tonight."


Law #6: If you scour the sand box for your neighbor's cat poop, you can count on your one-year-old to find the one piece you missed.


Law #7: You will begin receiving compliments and freebies for your pregnancy...but only when you're not pregnant.




Law #8: The day you are a stressed out mess will be the day your toddler tells you that most of the time you look funny, but today you look like a princess.

Sunday, October 7, 2012

Daddy's Lullabye


Dave: This little piggy went to...um, this little piggy...Sara, I forgot the tune!


Me: There is no tune.
Dave: Oh. Ok.




Dave: How about Mary had a little lamb...I forgot that tune, too!
Me: Ha ha! I'll let that one drive you crazy for a little while.



Dave: Hm. Mary...Mary had a...Mary had a little lamb...and a wee little lamb was he!


Me: Nope.


Dave: Fine.


Dave: I got it! Mary was a tub of lard, tub of lard, tub of -

Me: Honey, don't sing that! They'll learn it that way and then they'll sing it to their friends.

Dave: But look. It worked. All thanks to fat Mary.

Thursday, September 27, 2012

Heeeeere Come Grandma and Grandpa!


Me: Mom, what is all this stuff?
Mom: Oh, some clothes I cleaned out of my closet, some home school stuff...


Mom: And this. I bought it for the boys.
Me: Mom, we don't have room for that!


Mom: Honey, we don't have room for things like this at our house.


Dad: Get back here, you little fart!


Me: Dad, they're not supposed to say that!


Me: What's in your mouth?
George: Doughnuts!


Me: Mom, they already had doughnuts.
Mom: Oh, ok. I'll get out the ice cream bars.


Dad: Honey, I've told you before - if you clean out your lint filter regularly your dryer will work much better.


Dave: Time to say good night to the kids!


Mom: Good night, sweeties.


Dad: Good night...little farts.


Me: Dad!!

Thursday, September 20, 2012

The Phone Call


Me: Hi, honey. Everything's fine, but...there's a HUGE bug in the house.
Dave: What kind of bug?


Me: A praying mantis. He's on the back door.
Dave: Ok, I can't come home for a praying mantis.


Me: Yeah, I know. It's ok, you can take care of it when you get home. He's trapped for now.
Dave: What did you do?


Me: Well, I put a bowl over him, but then I got too scared to do anything else. So...


Me: I taped it to the glass.


Dave: .................


Me: So...he's waiting for you.


Dave: You know they can't hurt you.
Me: I know that.


Me: But they have so many legs...

Sunday, September 16, 2012

Date Night - Take 2


Me: So where are we going to eat?


Dave: I hope you don't want to eat at Chipotle. I hate that place.
Me: What??? How can you HATE Chipotle?


Dave: Everything they make is so...fresh. I like to know my meat has been sitting out on a rotisserie for 12 hours. Besides, no one can pronounce it. Chipot-al. Chipot-lee. Chipittle.


Me: Ok. Well, I feel like Mexican food.


Dave: Ok. How about Chili's?
Me: That's not Mexican.


Dave: Oh yeah? Then why is there a big jalapeno on the sign?


Me: It's...a chili.


Dave: Oh. Right.


Dave: How about Olive Garden?

Sunday, September 9, 2012

Feed the Baby


Ok, guys. Mommy is going to feed the baby now.


Not in Mommy's ear, honey.


No feet on the baby's head, please.


BAM! BAM! BAM! BAM!


Mommy, I have a boogie.


ZAP - MOMMY SHIELD!

(Ok, that last part didn't really happen. But the day I do invent the toddler-proof mommy shield, I will be a very rich woman.)