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So What Wednesday


This week, I'm saying so what if...
  • Baby Girl has decided that she needs to scream at the top of her lungs every few minutes and scare the shit out of me.  I guess she found her voice.
  • I cried like a little girl when our kitty cat died on Father's Day even though I knew it was coming at some point.  I was in total denial. :(
  • It's really hard for me to write this because I can't hardly remember what's been happening from one day to the next.
  • Baby Girl was so miserable at the baseball game on Father's Day, we left half way through the game. Happy Father's Day Pappa!
  • I didn't get the kind of reaction I was hoping for when my husband opened his Father's Day gifts.  I worked on these things for months!  I know....he's a guy.  What did I expect? 
  • We didn't eat until like 7pm on Father's Day because I had to put the dam grill together for my Dad.  It was worth the wait!
  • I haven't been this tired since I was pregnant.  I mean falling.asleep.at.my.desk tired.
  • Baby Girl almost launched herself off of the couch this morning.  Good thing Momma was right there to catch her or else we'd be in the ER right now.
  • I might have pink eye.  BLAH!
  • I have started the countdown for Twilight Breaking Dawn Part 2.  149 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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Comments

  1. UnknownJune 20, 2012 at 10:39 AM

    awww i'm sorry about your kitty. pets are like family members. and on father's day :( sadness.
    eew on pink eye that's no fun!

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    1. Vanessa MillerJune 22, 2012 at 12:13 PM

      Thanks for the condolences. It was a sad day but I tried to set it aside and give my husband a great first Father's Day. Turns out no pink eye...Yay!

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