1. I was planning my wedding.
2. I was NOT on Facebook.
3. I had no idea what a blog, blogging or blogger meant.
4. I had zero plans of having a child anytime soon, 35 seemed like a good age to start a family, which means if I stuck to that I would still have 2 years to go before ever considering getting pregnant.
5. I was working in Florida at this time of year at the job I had before I took the hardest job in the world. I miss that old job.
6. Maizy was only a year old.
7. I worked out every single morning at 5:30 a.m. and freaking loved it, I thrived on getting up early. Now 5:30 a.m. seems like a horrible time to wake up.
8. I got a letter about attending my 10 year highschool reunion.
9. I had much longer hair.
10. We had just moved into this house and only planned to be here 5 years.
11. My grandparents were still alive and just as ornery as ever.
12. My only worries in the world were, worrying about what I would wear out that weekend, what kind of tablecloths I should have at my wedding, and if I should drink beer or martinis.
13. I drove a 2007 Honda Accord. When I bought this car I got a deal, I wanted a 2-door, they didn't have one in the color I wanted so the sales guy discounted me a 4-door in that color. I remember him saying as I drove away, you will like that 4-door, trust me, life changes, even though you don't think it will....
Boy was he right.
Life Will Never Be The Same
because once the 9 months are up, there is no going back
Friday, February 17, 2012
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Valentines Day Follow Up
I know you are all dying to know what we did.
We had McDonald's for dinner.
And we rented Breaking Dawn Part 1 on VOD.
Nothing says I love you like a shamrock shake, large fry, quarter pounder with cheese and watching Bella Swan birth a half vampire baby.
We had McDonald's for dinner.
And we rented Breaking Dawn Part 1 on VOD.
Nothing says I love you like a shamrock shake, large fry, quarter pounder with cheese and watching Bella Swan birth a half vampire baby.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Happy Single Awareness Day
I am not a huge Valentine's Day person.
Never have been.
However, my husband and I's first date just so happened to take place on February 14, 2004.
It was terrible.
Only because neither of us thought about what date it was.
Have you ever gone to a restaurant and tried to get a table with no reservation on Valentine's day? Especially a Valentine's day that falls on a Saturday.
Let me tell you, it ain't happening, unless you want to wait 3 hours.
We made light of it, got drunk and went to dinner the following weekend.
Hard to believe that was 8 years ago.
Now we are married, have a kid and pushing 40...
Never have been.
However, my husband and I's first date just so happened to take place on February 14, 2004.
It was terrible.
Only because neither of us thought about what date it was.
Have you ever gone to a restaurant and tried to get a table with no reservation on Valentine's day? Especially a Valentine's day that falls on a Saturday.
Let me tell you, it ain't happening, unless you want to wait 3 hours.
We made light of it, got drunk and went to dinner the following weekend.
Hard to believe that was 8 years ago.
Now we are married, have a kid and pushing 40...
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Our Neighbors Must Think We Deal Drugs
We got another new car last night.
Don't ask.
Jeff came home with a 2012 Acura TL.
The lease on his 2009 was up in 5 months.
I guess he was just antsy and needed to look cooler than me.
And I am pretty sure the neighbors are thinking WTF.
Don't ask.
Jeff came home with a 2012 Acura TL.
The lease on his 2009 was up in 5 months.
I guess he was just antsy and needed to look cooler than me.
And I am pretty sure the neighbors are thinking WTF.
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Dermatologist = Angel
The last 6 months or so I've been feeling like I'm going downhill.
I've visited my family doctor several times regarding this and seem to be getting nowhere.
I'm kind of frustrated.
Today I had an appointment with my dermatologist and I think she might just be my savior.
She walked in, looked at me and said, oh honey (this is how she talks, very sweet), you don't look good. Is your thyroid enlarged? It looks enlarged.
I said, well as a matter of fact, I feel miserable and I proceeded to tell her my symptoms:
1. Insomnia
2. Extreme exhaustion
3. Frequent urination, despite drinking no more than 16 oz. of fluids a day and by frequent we are talking upwards of 25 times per day, which keeps me awake. I've been upped on my Vesicare from 5 mg to 10 mg with zero change. Frustrating.
4. Foggy feeling in my head
5. Extreme thirst, this is probably because I withhold fluids.
So my dermatologist, who I went to see for my acne, is concerned about my health.
She is ordering bloodwork on me to check insulin levels and my thyroid.
I also have an appointment with a urologist in 2 weeks.
All of this has really taken it's toll on me.
I try to pretend like nothing is wrong and put on my happy face, but really, inside, I'm a wreck.
I'm tired of feeling like this.
I just want to feel like ME again.
I don't want to live in my bathroom and I just want to fucking sleep.
I've visited my family doctor several times regarding this and seem to be getting nowhere.
I'm kind of frustrated.
Today I had an appointment with my dermatologist and I think she might just be my savior.
She walked in, looked at me and said, oh honey (this is how she talks, very sweet), you don't look good. Is your thyroid enlarged? It looks enlarged.
I said, well as a matter of fact, I feel miserable and I proceeded to tell her my symptoms:
1. Insomnia
2. Extreme exhaustion
3. Frequent urination, despite drinking no more than 16 oz. of fluids a day and by frequent we are talking upwards of 25 times per day, which keeps me awake. I've been upped on my Vesicare from 5 mg to 10 mg with zero change. Frustrating.
4. Foggy feeling in my head
5. Extreme thirst, this is probably because I withhold fluids.
So my dermatologist, who I went to see for my acne, is concerned about my health.
She is ordering bloodwork on me to check insulin levels and my thyroid.
I also have an appointment with a urologist in 2 weeks.
All of this has really taken it's toll on me.
I try to pretend like nothing is wrong and put on my happy face, but really, inside, I'm a wreck.
I'm tired of feeling like this.
I just want to feel like ME again.
I don't want to live in my bathroom and I just want to fucking sleep.
Saturday, February 4, 2012
On Our New Car
Yes, we bought a Mercedes.
This is a shock to us too.
We never in a million years ever considered buying a Mercedes. Ever.
Let me tell you our list of what we were seeking out to trade my Jeep Grand Cherokee in for, Honda Accord, Honda CR-V or a Honda Pilot.
We started leaning more towards a car over an SUV because we are only having one child and my Jeep Grand Cherokee was the mother of all gas hogs. It was so bad. Here is how bad it was. On Tuesday, I was on empty, I put $20 into the tank because of the possibility of trading it in. I wasn't about to spend over $70 filling the tank up. By Wednesday, I was on empty again. GAS HOG!!! We spent at least $150 a month on gas for that vehicle and I'm a stay at home mom that drives nowhere.
My husband had vacation days so he got bored and started searching for new cars.
He ran across a 2008 Mercedes C300 with 17,000 miles on it, one old lady owner, pristine condition, almost too good to be true. This was honestly, the lowest mileage used car we have found in the 4 months we have been looking.
He texts me about it and says, do you want it?
I'm thinking, what is he talking about, I want a Honda Accord. I have some strange attachment issues to Honda Accords, I have owned 2 of them and they are fabulous. I get all teary eyed when I see one drive down the road because I miss my last one.
I text him back and say, I don't know, maybe. Bring it home. I thought we were looking for an Accord.
He brings it home, I drive it. Eh, I like it, but I'm always eh, about cars anyways.
Before I know it we are trading the Jeep in and driving home in a Mercedes.
I feel kind of weird driving it.
Like other people are looking at me and thinking, oh, a Mercedes ::insert eye roll::
But it was seriously an amazing deal and we got a lot on our Jeep trade in, we got so much on that trade the finance girl was shocked. She said people come in here with Jeep Grand Cherokees all the time because the are a dime a dozen in this town and they NEVER have this much equity, NEVER.
The Mercedes is fancy shmancy. It is like driving a spaceship, I have no clue how to work anything, it is completely loaded with every option you can get, I need the manual just to start the thing, haha. You can push a button and talk to some lady and tell her what you want to do. Like play CD 1 and she will play it. Or play track 4 and she will play it. Or go home and she will Navigate you home. Davis likes that, he repeats everything I tell her, it is funny. I feel like she is the next best thing to Siri. It also has a DVD player....what????? Of course it is very safe and will only play the picture if you are driving 3 MPH or less since the screen is in the front of the car, so we probably won't use it that much.
This is a shock to us too.
We never in a million years ever considered buying a Mercedes. Ever.
Let me tell you our list of what we were seeking out to trade my Jeep Grand Cherokee in for, Honda Accord, Honda CR-V or a Honda Pilot.
We started leaning more towards a car over an SUV because we are only having one child and my Jeep Grand Cherokee was the mother of all gas hogs. It was so bad. Here is how bad it was. On Tuesday, I was on empty, I put $20 into the tank because of the possibility of trading it in. I wasn't about to spend over $70 filling the tank up. By Wednesday, I was on empty again. GAS HOG!!! We spent at least $150 a month on gas for that vehicle and I'm a stay at home mom that drives nowhere.
My husband had vacation days so he got bored and started searching for new cars.
He ran across a 2008 Mercedes C300 with 17,000 miles on it, one old lady owner, pristine condition, almost too good to be true. This was honestly, the lowest mileage used car we have found in the 4 months we have been looking.
He texts me about it and says, do you want it?
I'm thinking, what is he talking about, I want a Honda Accord. I have some strange attachment issues to Honda Accords, I have owned 2 of them and they are fabulous. I get all teary eyed when I see one drive down the road because I miss my last one.
I text him back and say, I don't know, maybe. Bring it home. I thought we were looking for an Accord.
He brings it home, I drive it. Eh, I like it, but I'm always eh, about cars anyways.
Before I know it we are trading the Jeep in and driving home in a Mercedes.
I feel kind of weird driving it.
Like other people are looking at me and thinking, oh, a Mercedes ::insert eye roll::
But it was seriously an amazing deal and we got a lot on our Jeep trade in, we got so much on that trade the finance girl was shocked. She said people come in here with Jeep Grand Cherokees all the time because the are a dime a dozen in this town and they NEVER have this much equity, NEVER.
The Mercedes is fancy shmancy. It is like driving a spaceship, I have no clue how to work anything, it is completely loaded with every option you can get, I need the manual just to start the thing, haha. You can push a button and talk to some lady and tell her what you want to do. Like play CD 1 and she will play it. Or play track 4 and she will play it. Or go home and she will Navigate you home. Davis likes that, he repeats everything I tell her, it is funny. I feel like she is the next best thing to Siri. It also has a DVD player....what????? Of course it is very safe and will only play the picture if you are driving 3 MPH or less since the screen is in the front of the car, so we probably won't use it that much.
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