Well yesterday was pretty much the worst Valentines day….
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Connor threw up yesterday morning from congestion a few times…like I said…on the carpet
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I got a speeding ticket on my way to work in a school zone. (To my defense I WAS NOT IN THE SCHOOL ZONE YET…I drove by again this morning just to double check and I wasn’t in the school zone….) I was going 35. Coming down a hill and yes, I would have slowed down in the school zone. When the officer pulled me over I counted not one, but three motorcycles in front of us with cars pulled over!!! AND-he did a freaking U-turn in the middle of traffic going the opposite direction just to pull me over??? Is that even legal? Of course I cried like a baby…what the heck is wrong with me??? There are worse things in life…..
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Connor and Terence are both sickies. I swear I watched Terence go through an entire box of tissues on the sofa last night.
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We were supposed to meet with our attorney yesterday to finalize our will. I left work early only to get caught up in traffic on the freeway for 45 minutes due to an accidents and two lanes being closed down…we missed our appointment and now have to reschedule.
Also- My sister in law Kim wrote a book called “Hopper the Lonely Frog” and it’s available for FREE download right now on Amazon!!! I’m so proud of her 🙂
It’s a great book for children and I’m sure she would be thrilled if you read her first book!
About the book:
Hopper The Lonely Frog: An Adoption Story For Children is a tender story, aimed at very young children. Hopper is a young, orphaned frog that wishes to find a mother, but he feels he doesn’t “fit in” anywhere. The reader will sympathize as Hopper searches for a place to belong, and will rejoice when in the end he finds acceptance in an unlikely character. This story would be a great tool for parents to share with their adopted children, or any child, in order to promote discussion and acceptance in families that may have unique dynamics. Now with illustrations.
sorry you had a crappy V-Day. Can you contest the ticket? Sounds like you might have grounds to do so. Either way, that sucks.
And I died laughing that that top is considered a dress. Better not be a nice breeze or girl’s going to be showing her PANTAYS everywhere. 🙂 haha!
I am sorry that you had such a yucky day:-( I love that shirt/dress lol. I couldn’t wear that as a dress either, no one needs to see that ha! Very cute though!
Your cousin and his wife are in my prayers<3
Hope you have a better day today! That’s a really cute shirt and I love the heart shaped pizza! Praying for your cousin’s wife… hoping she has a full recovery.
I’ve been praying for your cousin since I saw that on Twitter the other day. AFE is so scary. It’s just random and can affect anyone. Praying hard she gets better so she can hold her baby!!
I’m totally digging that shirt/dress. I always wonder who really wears those things as dresses;)
What a crazy day! You poor thing!!
You are looking so slim in that shirt / dress! Also, the model looks ridiculous without pants. It is too short even for her!
So sorry you guys had a rough Valentine’s Day!! I LOVE that zig zag dress/top!! so cute on you!!
SO SAD about your cousin. I will definitely be praying for her!
Small world… my friend, Rachel (who also lived in Conway for a bit) was telling me about Adam and Cassidy earlier this week. I think she said Cassidy is now awake and able to see Claire? If so, that is great news!
Girl, I had the worst Valentine’s ever a few years ago when I had the stomach bug. Yuck.
What a day. 🙁 Sorry it was rough, girl.
Sorry your Valentine’s day was crappy! Love the shirt! & I’ll keep your family in our prayers!
I think that would only be a dress on an elementary schooler. But you look super cute!
Sorry it was a rough day. Here’s hoping today was much better!
What a jerk cop! Not cool! Oh and that is NOT a dress! But it sure looks cute on you. That pizza looks great. Hopefully the sickies are almost gone.
Oh what a crappy way to spend your VDay. And I agree that is a shirt not a dress….my butt would be hanging out if I tried to wear that as a dress.