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So What Wednesday


This week, I'm saying so what if...
  • We are supposed to be going away next weekend but I still haven't booked a hotel or decided where we are going yet.  Planning a weekend away is a lot of work!
  • My wedding rings were like a year past due for cleanings.  I had a baby.  Give me a break.
  • I got my rings re-sized so I could finally wear them again.  Yes, they had to be sized UP but whatevs.  I get my bling back.
  • Baby Girl hasn't been sick in about a week.  Crossing my fingers she stays healthy!
  • I still haven't sent out some of the thank you cards from Baby Girl's Dedication back in June.  They are all written out, just have to address and stamp.  I'm such a slacker.
  • Baby Girl is obsessed with mashed potatoes and yells at us if we eat them and don't give her any.  Shit gets real when potatoes are involved.
  • We still haven't baby proofed anything in our house even though Baby Girl is almost mobile.  Guess we better get on that.
  • I have not watched So You Think You Can Dance since like the first show.  This makes me very sad.
  • My 'person' and I have a theme song.  It's totally normal.
  • I'm bored with the way my blog looks and I really want to change it but I just don't have the time.
  • My husband's softball team made it to playoffs and lost in the first round.  I was so sick of going to the games.  Who knew church softball could be so dramatic?
  • I am continuing the countdown for Twilight Breaking Dawn Part 2.  93 days to go. I am RIDICULOUSLY excited (and sad because I know the saga is ending).

What are you saying so what to this week?

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