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March 2014 Moms
saisongbird
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RIP Dr. Irving Fishman - 10/1/19-7/25/10 - thank you for holding on for me.
You made my wedding day complete.
UO's?
saisongbird
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Haven't seen this thread yet today. Anyone have one? Bueller? Bueller?
RIP Dr. Irving Fishman - 10/1/19-7/25/10 - thank you for holding on for me.
You made my wedding day complete.
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Re: UO's?
RIP Dr. Irving Fishman - 10/1/19-7/25/10 - thank you for holding on for me.
You made my wedding day complete.
Why you ask?
Because BOTH my Mom and my MIL will be out of town! They will both be just a few (4-5) hours drive away so it is ideal. I can call them if I go into active labor and know that they won't be able to make it back to sit around in the waiting room at the hospital.
MH and I decided that we weren't going to call anyone until LO arrives, but we know this will cause issues with the grandparents. So if LO comes this weekend, we can call them prior to when we plan AND they still won't make it back.
Muahahahaha!
Also, we are not opening any non-essential baby stuff until we see how LO does. If she sleeps in her Pack n Play, I am returning the Rock n Sleeper to buy things she needs like more cloth diapers. I know returning shower gifts gets hated on, but I don't really care.
So I will call them when we head to the hospital so they can be there in the waiting room if they want.
Also, I didn't realize returning shower gifts was hated on. I've been doing this. I don't need ten packs of receiving blankets and 300 binkies. They got traded in for diapers and wipes.
Engaged 12-12-10 Married 5-12-12 Baby Jaxon 3-23-14
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I can't believe we only have a few UO's up today! ladies must be off taking care of their outside babies
I guess my only UO for the day is that 1) I looooooove reading vents about people's families, especially MIL problems. it's like a soap opera! but then I'm so guilty of 2) totally judging others for not sticking up for themselves and doing what they want, mil/family be damned.
I don't think what that Dad did was THAT terrible, and I definitely disagree with the women posting that they would not trust their husbands alone with their children after an incident like that.
Maybe it's because I live in a more rural area that it doesn't seem that alarming to me, but I know that when I was little I LOVED when my Dad would "let me drive" aka sit on his lap & use the steering wheel. I'm sure my kids will get that same experience with my husband on quiet back roads like I did.
(yes, I know the OP said they were in a mainly residential area with little traffic, but a back road with little traffic seems similar to me.)
maybe that was more of a confession
Wait. I brought the baby boy in with me. So that doesn't count.
Moar panties!!!!!
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I've seen those shirts!! And yes totally add lord of the rings!
Check out my blog: http://blondheimtwins.blogspot.com/
It made me want to go to new zealand all the more!
It's like jet lag. You have to pretend like the time difference didn't happen. Immediately adjust and don't acknowledge. Haha. If you acknowledge that you are tired then it's true. Just power through people!