I got hit on Thursday night. Mind you it was by a guy so drunk he was spilling his beer on my lap more than slipping me cheesy come-on lines. But all the same, someone tried to hit on me. This just doesn’t happen anymore. It kind of gives me a warm fuzzy feeling inside, [...]
Archive for the ‘Mommahood’ Category
Are you happy to see me, or is it just your yogurt?
Posted in Mommahood, Peaks & Valleys, tagged Alice In Chains, cheesy pick-up lines, getting hit on when pregnant on February 12, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Can you make those jeans a venti? And hold the whip cream
Posted in Mommahood, tagged caramel macchiato, kids' bathroom habits, reno, Starbucks bathrooms on February 6, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Lately I’ve been worried that I don’t have anything to write about. Nothing funny seemed to be happening in my life. There were a few minor things, like the night I woke up in a cold sweat because I dreamt I delivered twins. I don’t know which was worse, the fact that now I had [...]
Don’t be embarrassed kitty, you still look cool – kind of
Posted in Mommahood, Peaks & Valleys, tagged cat surgery, cats, lamp shade on January 30, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Meet our cat Cozmo. Poor Cozmo. She’s had better days. Two weeks ago she underwent surgery. First was the dental surgery – she had already lost 70% of her teeth. We’d even find them on the kitchen floor. The vet informed us that the rest of her teeth were rotting and her gums infected. To [...]
A guide to explaining pregnancy to children
Posted in Mommahood, tagged questions kids ask about babies on January 24, 2010 | 3 Comments »
So lately, with my belly getting bigger, my children have become more curious about the birth and the baby. Here are some of the questions they have been asking, and my two responses: what I actually told them, and then the truth, only muttered to myself under my breath. 1. Kaiden: “Mommy, can I watch [...]
Cleared for take-off, but not the bathroom
Posted in Mommahood, tagged airplane toilets, kids peeing on planes on January 5, 2010 | 2 Comments »
I should have predicted it. Everything was going too smoothly. Knowing my children’s bathroom habits, I should have known. Known what, you ask? That the minute the plane started taxing down the runway, the very few minutes when no one can get up from their seat, not even the stewardess, my kids would have to go to the [...]
Why potty-trained kids should wear diapers at the grocery store
Posted in Mommahood, tagged kids pooping and peeing, Safeway bathroom on December 3, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Sorry for my absence. I know it’s been over a week since my last post. But I have a good explanation – I’ve been in the bathroom. Namely, the Safeway bathroom. This isn’t a pregnancy thing. I haven’t been getting sick in the grocery store or having to make a pee stop in every aisle. [...]
How my quest for sleep turned me into George Costanza
Posted in Mommahood, Sleep, what's that?, tagged Ambien, george costanza, seinfeld, soup nazi on November 22, 2009 | 5 Comments »
I started my day by getting yelled at by my Friendly Neighborhood Pharmacist. In my desperate attempt to find someone who would tell me Ambien was OK to take while pregnant, I was calling everyone I could think of. After three nights in a row of four hours of sleep, I realized I was going to [...]
Good-bye Ambien & Kitty Litter, Hello Freak Out
Posted in Mommahood, tagged Ambien, finding out your are pregnant, kitty litter, pregnancy test, tampons on November 18, 2009 | 22 Comments »
So you know how when you are expecting to get your period any day, you start making preparations. You put a tampon in your purse. You wear that pair of old, torn underwear you’ve had since college that you keep for specials occasions like this. You make sure you put your mat in the back [...]
Setting a bad example in the classroom
Posted in Mommahood, tagged kindergarten, school, teachers yelling on November 12, 2009 | 2 Comments »
You try to be a good mom. You try to practice patience and understanding. You buy your kids presents, give them candy, let them talk you into buying them a treat every time you go to the store. You kiss them and hug them and love them when they are sick. You put up with [...]




