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Nutritional Advice from the McDonald’s Drive Thru

[ 17 ] July 27, 2010

After Zach got his allergy shots today, I took the kids to McDonald’s to grab dinner. Not high on the nutritional priorities, but it’s hot, McD’s is fast, and once in awhile it won’t kill anyone. So I go through the drive thru and order. Then I pay. Then I get to the window where [...]

Grocery Shopping Tips

[ 1 ] April 19, 2010

Why is it that when people grocery shop in a store that offers a kids’ place they still tote their 4 kids under 5 around with them? PUT THEM IN THE KIDS’ PLACE, please. It does us ALL a favor. My kids are either there or at home for a reason. Shopping with them is [...]

Why They Shouldn’t Cut the Defense Budget

[ 3 ] March 20, 2010

When anyone brings up how large our nation’s deficit is, the first battle cry is “Cut defense spending!” Here’s why that’s not a good idea. The Department of Defense rarely cuts the budget where they *should* trim the fat. Usually it’s all our military families who lose out. The services we have that are contracts [...]

Rain Makes People Cranky

Rain Makes People Cranky

[ 1 ] March 14, 2010

While grocery shopping, I learned rain makes people cranky. I was in the parking lot trying to find a space near a cart return. With my fibromyalgia, I know that by the time I get out of the grocery store after a weekly shop, my body has had it. With the rain, I already had [...]

If I Were a Virginia Voter I’d Be Ashamed

[ 2 ] February 25, 2010

I’d be totally ashamed of myself if I lived in Virginia and had voted this asshat into public  office. Bob Marshall of Manassas opposed state funding for Planned Parenthood because, “The number of children who are born subsequent to a first abortion with handicaps has increased dramatically. Why? Because when you abort the first born [...]

Let’s Try Parenting

[ 6 ] October 27, 2009

Am I overly crazy because I expect other people’s kids to adhere to some form of decorum? You know, I thought living on an Army post that the kids would have some basic manners and self control. I was sorely mistaken. Some of the same kids who my husband just reprimanded a few weeks ago [...]

Small Talk Six – Don’t Say as I Say

Small Talk Six – Don’t Say as I Say

[ 11 ] October 3, 2009

I have to admit I busted a gut when I saw what this week’s topic is. I don’t have the cleanest mouth East of the Mississippi. “6 things you say, but wouldn’t want your children to repeat.” I’m adding a disclaimer right here and now. I have never claimed to be politically correct. 1. “You [...]

He’s Only 2!

[ 5 ] August 29, 2009

Yes, I’m quite aware my son is gigantic for his age. I’ve become much more aware of this in recent weeks while meeting my boys’ fall clothing needs. My son who is two requires size 5 clothing and size 12 shoes! He’s two! TWO! TWO! And I don’t need the questions from strangers asking how [...]

Small Talk Six – Lazy

Small Talk Six – Lazy

[ 8 ] August 8, 2009

This week’s Small Talk Six topic is “6 things people do that you think are beyond lazy.” I have to admit I think of my oldest son on this one. He’s always one to take the easy way out, or what he perceives to be the easy way out. 1. Shoving toys out of the [...]

Small Talk Six – Get a Clue

Small Talk Six – Get a Clue

[ 11 ] May 16, 2009

I think Karen said it best with her intro this week. I’m not going to mess with perfection. From the hosting blog, MomDot: Today’s topic is “6 pieces of advice that you think are obvious, but some people just need to hear.” You can answer this with a list of 6 words, 6 phrases, 6 [...]

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