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So What Wednesday

Check out Shannon at Life After I Dew for So What Wednesday.

So what if:

~I am thinking of putting Ashlyn in preschool this Fall and I'm surprised by how emotional that's been making me. 

~I thought I was calling the dr last night.  Lots of contractions and cramping but false alarm.  Let's go little boy.  You can come out now.

~Even though I say that ^ I really want him to wait for a week or weekend that I will have my female OB.  I just like her better.

~I am SO over the crazy that goes on in my husband's family.  The backstabbing, the talking badly about each other, the non stop issues.  It's so not worth our energy.

~I like the Woman's Day magazine but there are so many ad pages that it's hard to even read the dam thing.

~My brother in law and sister in law finally announced their pregnancy!  (and then were promptly bashed by family members they don't even speak to)  I'm excited for them and all of the awesome things a first baby will bring.

~My BFF, my person, my unbiological sister moved to Virginia and I'm feeling some kinda way about it. 

~I can't stand ants.  We get the little ants and the big ants and they are all annoying. 

~I have no idea how to buy clothing for Ashlyn right now.  She's moving into girl's sizes instead of toddler and I haven't grasped the concept of the size difference. 

~I'm excited for June.  We are having a birthday party again this year (my person and I) and it's going to be awesome.

What are you saying so what to?

 

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