So What Wednesday

This week, I'm saying so what if...

I am posting this so late because I spent the entire day off playing with my Baby Girl. We have been having a blast!
Days like today make me want to be a stay at home mom even more.
I signed up to take a meal to my friends who just had their baby every Sunday for the next month. Kid's gonna know who I am!
I just realized that I have no toys for my almost seven month old. I mean none. Mom fail!
I'm not really in love with my new hair cut. It will grow on me. (ha ha)
I forgot to buy a cute red, white and blue outfit for Baby Girl for 4th of July. Second mom fail!
I have 13 followers now!!!!!
I finally read the Hunger Games after starting it like 6 months ago. Now I can finally see the movie.
I don't really have any interest in seeing Magic Mike. I'd rather see Ted.
I have am continuing the countdown for Twilight Breaking Dawn Part 2. 135 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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