Thursday Randoms

shellmh

I've had a horrible, no good, terrible week and I can't wait until Saturday because I'm spending Saturday and Sunday at my parents house making B's Halloween costume and it means I'll be off "baby watching" duty for two full days. DS is crawling everywhere and trying to walk and a huge handful. And I'm sick and just want to sleep! Making his costume will be a nice two day break for me from mommy duties.

RhymeReason

Aww, sorry to hear that @Shellmh! But I get what you are saying. He'll come to his senses soon enough. He actually said to me something along the lines of "If you are in the hospital after giving birth, I can't just leave and go to PAX during the day?" I swear, he's usually not thoughtless.  

shellmh

NorthernLghts said:

Aww, sorry to hear that @Shellmh! But I get what you are saying. He'll come to his senses soon enough. He actually said to me something along the lines of "If you are in the hospital after giving birth, I can't just leave and go to PAX during the day?" I swear, he's usually not thoughtless.  

@NorthernLghts I know that for us we really had no idea what those first couple days would be like in the hospital until we were there living them. The nurses were more than amazing and were in there constantly helping out and letting me get sleep. I never realized how tired, in pain, and just mentally drained I would be. And DH was too... Which he really never expected! It took a lot out of both of us! And I had a pretty typical birth.. No c section or anything too major (a couple issues with b during labor and tearing, but that's it).

shellmh

Also, my kid thinks he's hilarious. I videotaped him laughing and giggling the other day and every time I show it to him he laughs his head off.

He also laughs his head off anytime you say "poopies". Not sure how that started lol

SnShne322

shellmh said:

Also, my kid thinks he's hilarious. I videotaped him laughing and giggling the other day and every time I show it to him he laughs his head off. He also laughs his head off anytime you say "poopies". Not sure how that started lol

Who doesn't enjoy a poop joke? :P

shellmh

SnShne322 said:

shellmh said:

Also, my kid thinks he's hilarious. I videotaped him laughing and giggling the other day and every time I show it to him he laughs his head off.

He also laughs his head off anytime you say "poopies". Not sure how that started lol

Who doesn't enjoy a poop joke? :P

He has his dad's sense of humor.

booknerd226

I kind of just feel like this day (month?) is one of those ones where nothing has been going the way it should and I've had enough of it and just want to fly off to a deserted island and read in a hammock with daquiris. For several days (months).

RevJen

shellmh said:

shellmh said:

Also, my kid thinks he's hilarious. I videotaped him laughing and giggling the other day and every time I show it to him he laughs his head off. He also laughs his head off anytime you say "poopies". Not sure how that started lol

Who doesn't enjoy a poop joke? :P

He has his dad's sense of humor.

He is a boy, after all.  Poop and fart jokes start early.

fabk

We started moving into our new place today. I got KFC for supper and it really made my day even better! I am easily pleased.

Passanie

sweetrhythms said:

I hate when I'm at the grocery store and someone just stops in the middle of the aisle, especially when it's crowded. No one can get around or get what they need. That is not proper grocery store etiquette!

Omg, yes!!! I hate this. Then you say "excuse me," which is the polite phrase for "get the eff out of my way," and then they stop and stare at you with a blank look. I don't want to have a conversation with you, I want you to share the aisle, grr!

Young_Love

Passanie said:

sweetrhythms said:

I hate when I'm at the grocery store and someone just stops in the middle of the aisle, especially when it's crowded. No one can get around or get what they need. That is not proper grocery store etiquette!

Omg, yes!!! I hate this. Then you say "excuse me," which is the polite phrase for "get the eff out of my way," and then they stop and stare at you with a blank look. I don't want to have a conversation with you, I want you to share the aisle, grr!

I totally did this today.  ">

I needed to ask my husband if he wanted me to get him something at the store, but I can't walk and text at the same time. So I stopped so I could text him. I got the passive-aggressive "Excuse me" from behind me as a guy passed me and gave me stink eye and I realized, "Aww, shit. I'm that person people on TN were complaining about today. Oops."

SnShne322

Young_Love said:

Passanie said:

sweetrhythms said:

I hate when I'm at the grocery store and someone just stops in the middle of the aisle, especially when it's crowded. No one can get around or get what they need. That is not proper grocery store etiquette!

Omg, yes!!! I hate this. Then you say "excuse me," which is the polite phrase for "get the eff out of my way," and then they stop and stare at you with a blank look. I don't want to have a conversation with you, I want you to share the aisle, grr!

I totally did this today.  ">

I needed to ask my husband if he wanted me to get him something at the store, but I can't walk and text at the same time. So I stopped so I could text him. I got the passive-aggressive "Excuse me" from behind me as a guy passed me and gave me stink eye and I realized, "Aww, shit. I'm that person people on TN were complaining about today. Oops."

My favorite is when they park the cart on the side, but stand in between that and the opposite shelf.  And then stand there and look at all the different types of chicken broth for 5 minutes without looking around every 30 seconds to see if they are blocking people.

I am, however, guilty like YL for stopping to text.  It's got me in trouble once or twice, but I try not to make a habit of it.