Did you know that elementary schools are a hoochfest? Ok, not the actual school, but the mom's that pick up their shamefilled (and presumably illigetimate) children. I feel like I have to take a roll of $1 bills with me when I go up there every day. There about 5 regualars who are apparently competing to see who can show the largest percentage of naughty skin. Wearing a bra makes me a minority. I was unaware that people could be so proud of stretch marks, chub, and belly hair.
I always stand by the one other mommy (whose son happens to be my son's friend) who wears tee shirts and jeans to retrieve their child. It's very disturbing. It's a school, for goodness sake.
Gross. The poor kids the women are destroying on the inside. The little boys will be forced to take that typical male, "that's not what your mom said" ribbing seriously. And the little girls won't know that shorts are actually supposed to cover your whole ass.. not give up halfway down.
::Sigh::
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My outdoor curtains came in!! Hurray!! My project is nearing completion! I like it. I already go out there at least once a day. Carter and I sat out there for an hour or so yesterday before it rained. He cooed and smiled at the big tree out there. I can't wait for summer time. I can just imagine sitting and watching the kids play or watching the fireflies with a glass of summer white wine. :) It's going to be fun.
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I've decided that I need to start regularly giving blood again. I used to do it every 6 weeks or 8 weeks, whatever is allowed. But I got sick and they quit letting me. Apparently, they don't want the blood of cancer infected people for some reason. ::Shrugs:: Anyway, that made me anemic for a long time and by the time I COULD give blood again, it wasn't routine anymore. Then I got pregnant... anyway, it a responsible thing to do, so I'm going to do it. And I'm dragging my husband with me, if for no other purpose than to drive me. I HATE needles. Less than I did before the process of having 2 kids, but it still creeps me out.
The point is, I'm a superhero for doing this wonderful thing. ::Snicker::
2 comments:
I agree about the little girls showing too much skin! It's just so distasteful!! Ugggghhhhh
I read something a while back about cancer but I didn't know if I read wrong, and I didn't have the guts to ask. So what type was it?
Uterine Sarcoma. Good stuff. Average age of the women who get it is 55-70. I was 23. Lol.
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