It's Spring Break here at the little gray house. Let me assure you that the teachers are equally as thrilled to be off of school as the boys are! Just the freedom of getting up a little later and not feeling the pressure to get chores finished and schoolwork going...ahhhh...
AND, not only is it spring break, but we are going on a little vacation. Well, it's actually a day trip, but it requires a swimsuit and a leg shaving. Since we only decided today to go, it was only a few hours ago that I discovered that I no longer owned my bathing suit. I oh, so distinctly remember the conversation that I had with myself at the end of the season:
If I keep this suit, I will never buy another one. If I throw it away, I'll buy another one.
Yeah, that was not supposed to be remembered a few hours before actually needing a suit. (Didn't the same thing happen when I needed shoes for the Thanksgiving Day Race?)
I still have a maternity/breastfeeding suit. Would that be totally inappropriate? I think possibly so. Especially when waterslides and water rides are involved. And every one of you who have worn the breastfeeding suits should know what I mean.
I must admit, I am feeling a little self-conscious about saying things like breastfeeding and leg shaving because I have my first male follower. I think he is going to get quite the education. Sorry, so sorry. I'll try to not tell stories about losing my bra anymore.
You're welcome.
On a lighter, cleaner note, my boys awoke to find 450 plastic eggs in our yard on Saturday morning. It's sick. Sick, I tell you. We don't put them there. They have just appeared for the past six years or so. There were multiple pieces of candy in each egg. Imagine being a child and having five pounds of candy all to yourself. (If you're counting Price children, you will be quick to figure that makes 15 pounds of candy in our home.) Now imagine that your mom and dad slept in this morning and plan to sleep in tomorrow morning. What would you do??
It's alright though. We don't play favorites. We steal equally from all of their stashes. It's just the right thing to do, ya' know?
Monday, April 13, 2009
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Have fun on you day trip!! Water slides and water rides-awesome! 15pounds of candy? That is a ton. I think that is how much my children got for Halloween. The sad thing is, we still have some. I think I need to throw it out soon.
I still have a nursing bra which I still wear when my other bras are in the wash. And my youngest child is seven, almost eight years old. Whew, it feels good to get that off my chest, so to speak.
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