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JSS1002 · March 2014

Kate_C said:

No confession today as of now but I need to add: @Kate_C‌, a wax and a bedroom toy? The bump is making you into a new woman! @lilbit0910‌, I spit my Fresca out when I read your confession. Soooo funny! @ceamac0127‌, I agree with you 100%. I really am a nice person but holy do I constantly judge people in my head. Maybe I'm not so nice after all....
Seriously. I don't even know myself anymore. You all have transformed me into a well groomed hussy.

Oooooh, how'd it go at Euro Wax???

skidderdo · March 2014

ChicagoBroad26 said:
Get it.

Was supposed to drive to NYC tonight for the weekend. Instead a pitcher of sangria happened. Got it! Bam!

pinottoparenthood · March 2014

@meggs2559 Only if they're orange! @msameera25 I know you're talking about me biatch! I'll never live that one down! We have a lot of Burt's Bees baby shampoo that gave Rhys a rash. I use it as face wash. I figure if it's gentle enough for a baby...

skidderdo · March 2014

Kate_C said:
I finally am taking the plunge and trying waxing today. Wish me luck.

Confession part: rather than schedule it at the place closest to my house (which is near a university) or the next closest place (in a young hipster neighborhood), I scheduled it for a suburban location where hopefully I won't be the only fat, hairy old lady with floppy birthing lips. I know I'm ridiculous but whatever. The extra 10 minutes driving time won't kill me.

I fly to Chicago to get waxed. FLY... half-way across the country. Don't sweat the extra 10 minutes

pinottoparenthood · March 2014

saxchloe said:

I judge everyone constantly; From their clothes/hair to the way they talk to the way they live their life.

It's terrible. I need to stop...but I just can't.

ETA: I very rarely ever say it outloud, even to my friends. so at least I am a closet mean girl?
Just throwing it out there not saying it out loud doesn't make it any nicer... In fact if someone is going to judge me I would rather them just say it to me!
Nooo! My favorite thing about being a human is that no one knows what I am thinking and I don't have to know what they are thinking.
Well I don't need to know everything someone is thinking but if you are judging me for everything I wear and do and say then I would like to know so I can go find a real friend!! And if you are constantly thinking judgmental mean things about people then perhaps you aren't very nice... That's all I'm saying!

Actions speak louder than (mental) words. You can't help the thoughts in your head, but I think making conscious daily decisions to be kind makes you a good person.

skidderdo · March 2014

CoffeeMonster19 said:
One more (look at me! 3 confessions today!). I am kind of being "that mom" and requesting a particular preschool teacher for James for next year. I feel so guilty and I know it's just preschool, but it was eating away at me last night that I feel like he will be significantly better off in one class vs the other so I contacted the director and now I'm hoping she doesn't get annoyed at me for asking.

I am willing to pay an absurd amount of money for preschool. It's basically all I Google nowadays

ceamac0127 · March 2014

pinottoparenthood said:

saxchloe said:

La Olivia said:

saxchloe said:

ceamac0127 said:
I judge everyone constantly; From their clothes/hair to the way they talk to the way they live their life.

It's terrible. I need to stop...but I just can't.

ETA: I very rarely ever say it outloud, even to my friends. so at least I am a closet mean girl?
Just throwing it out there not saying it out loud doesn't make it any nicer... In fact if someone is going to judge me I would rather them just say it to me!
Nooo! My favorite thing about being a human is that no one knows what I am thinking and I don't have to know what they are thinking.
Well I don't need to know everything someone is thinking but if you are judging me for everything I wear and do and say then I would like to know so I can go find a real friend!! And if you are constantly thinking judgmental mean things about people then perhaps you aren't very nice... That's all I'm saying!

Actions speak louder than (mental) words. You can't help the thoughts in your head, but I think making conscious daily decisions to be kind makes you a good person.

I knew you'd have my back guuuurl

ClandestineX · March 2014

Another confession is I cannot wait to get the homeschooling ball rolling. I have been googling different curriculum for a while now, I still can't make up my mind.

Kate_C · March 2014

ceamac0127 said:

pinottoparenthood said:

saxchloe said:

La Olivia said:

saxchloe said:

ceamac0127 said:
I judge everyone constantly; From their clothes/hair to the way they talk to the way they live their life.

It's terrible. I need to stop...but I just can't.

ETA: I very rarely ever say it outloud, even to my friends. so at least I am a closet mean girl?
Just throwing it out there not saying it out loud doesn't make it any nicer... In fact if someone is going to judge me I would rather them just say it to me!
Nooo! My favorite thing about being a human is that no one knows what I am thinking and I don't have to know what they are thinking.
Well I don't need to know everything someone is thinking but if you are judging me for everything I wear and do and say then I would like to know so I can go find a real friend!! And if you are constantly thinking judgmental mean things about people then perhaps you aren't very nice... That's all I'm saying!

Actions speak louder than (mental) words. You can't help the thoughts in your head, but I think making conscious daily decisions to be kind makes you a good person.

I knew you'd have my back guuuurl

Get a room you two. Or a special private social group.

megandscott07 · March 2014

I bought a pint of Ben and Jerry's at Target last night and it's almost gone. Plan to finish it off after DS is asleep. Oops!

Kate_C · March 2014

JSS1002 said:

Kate_C said:

arschm02 said:
No confession today as of now but I need to add: @Kate_C‌, a wax and a bedroom toy? The bump is making you into a new woman! @lilbit0910‌, I spit my Fresca out when I read your confession. Soooo funny! @ceamac0127‌, I agree with you 100%. I really am a nice person but holy do I constantly judge people in my head. Maybe I'm not so nice after all....
Seriously. I don't even know myself anymore. You all have transformed me into a well groomed hussy.

Oooooh, how'd it go at Euro Wax???

I wimped out and didn't get much done. But it wasn't as bad as I expected. Next time I'll be more brave.
she did kind of an uneven job in the front. Good thing I don't have any nude modeling gigs coming up soon.

pinottoparenthood · March 2014

saxchloe said:

saxchloe said:
Well I don't need to know everything someone is thinking but if you are judging me for everything I wear and do and say then I would like to know so I can go find a real friend!! And if you are constantly thinking judgmental mean things about people then perhaps you aren't very nice... That's all I'm saying!

Actions speak louder than (mental) words. You can't help the thoughts in your head, but I think making conscious daily decisions to be kind makes you a good person. So being fake then? That's not being real if you are thinking one thing and saying/doing another!

I disagree. Anyone who says they never have thoughts that are mean or that they feel bad about or that they wold never voice out loud is lying. I think if you're voicing those mean thoughts to someone else but being nice to the other person's face, THEN you're fake. And I'm sorry, I can think that the outfit my friend is wearing is hideous but that doesn't mean that I love her any less or would want to hurt her feelings by telling her.

JSS1002 · March 2014

pinottoparenthood said:

saxchloe said:

saxchloe said:
Well I don't need to know everything someone is thinking but if you are judging me for everything I wear and do and say then I would like to know so I can go find a real friend!! And if you are constantly thinking judgmental mean things about people then perhaps you aren't very nice... That's all I'm saying!

Actions speak louder than (mental) words. You can't help the thoughts in your head, but I think making conscious daily decisions to be kind makes you a good person.

So being fake then? That's not being real if you are thinking one thing and saying/doing another!

I disagree. Anyone who says they never have thoughts that are mean or that they feel bad about or that they wold never voice out loud is lying. I think if you're voicing those mean thoughts to someone else but being nice to the other person's face, THEN you're fake. And I'm sorry, I can think that the outfit my friend is wearing is hideous but that doesn't mean that I love her any less or would want to hurt her feelings by telling her.

On this topic -- nobody knows what you're thinking unless you say it.

But nothing is shadier than somebody who talks shit about you behind your back, and then is nice to your face.

MsAmeera25 · March 2014

pinottoparenthood said:

@meggs2559 Only if they're orange! @msameera25 I know you're talking about me biatch! I'll never live that one down! We have a lot of Burt's Bees baby shampoo that gave Rhys a rash. I use it as face wash. I figure if it's gentle enough for a baby...

Ha ha no I wasn't talking about you X_X

elbou · March 2014

ClandestineX said:

Another confession is I cannot wait to get the homeschooling ball rolling. I have been googling different curriculum for a while now, I still can't make up my mind.

@ClandestineX If Conner ends up being a driven, get everything right, perfectionist-y sort, I suggest looking at A Beka Books. My parents used that curriculum for me when we were home-schooling, and I personally loved it. I was able to practically teach myself most of my lessons (especially math and English) once I got to the higher levels. They are big on dotting every "i" and crossing every "t" though, so if it doesn't suit his personality, I wouldn't recommend it. (Both my younger brothers hated it.) Worth a look though.

ClandestineX · March 2014

elbou said:

ClandestineX said:

Another confession is I cannot wait to get the homeschooling ball rolling. I have been googling different curriculum for a while now, I still can't make up my mind.

@ClandestineX If Conner ends up being a driven, get everything right, perfectionist-y sort, I suggest looking at A Beka Books. My parents used that curriculum for me when we were home-schooling, and I personally loved it. I was able to practically teach myself most of my lessons (especially math and English) once I got to the higher levels. They are big on dotting every "i" and crossing every "t" though, so if it doesn't suit his personality, I wouldn't recommend it. (Both my younger brothers hated it.) Worth a look though.

Thanks for the recommendation! I understand that each kid is different in terms of learning. Although he might change in the future, right now he is like me in a way and shows somewhat of a perfectionist attitude towards some things.

Debbie0580 · March 2014

Meggs2559 said:
I just ate an entire pack of tic tacs in 1 sitting. Who the hell does that???

@Megga2559 totally ok if they were orange ones.
ETA: Apparently I should read further. @pinottoparenthood‌ already said this

sherina825 · March 2014

I have another one. One of my female students drew a picture of a penis (she has several brothers) and when my co-teachers showed me the picture, I laughed...out loud. She did it on purpose because she asked if she was going to get in trouble and then had a tantrum when she realized she was in trouble. I still laughed. I teach 3rd grade. I'm childish...

Kate_C · March 2014

And a Saturday confession: my H is seriously hung over and passed out on the couch. The kids are playing with their xylophone right next to him, along with every other noisy toy. Good morning!

I feel exactly zero remorse since he puked on the sofa multiple times last night despite me putting a bucket next to him. (Seriously, at least when I've been sick, I've had the courtesy to be neat about it and keep it contained.). You're too old for this nonsense man.

Kate_C · March 2014

jthree said:

Kate_C said:
And a Saturday confession: my H is seriously hung over and passed out on the couch. The kids are playing with their xylophone right next to him, along with every other noisy toy. Good morning!

I feel exactly zero remorse since he puked on the sofa multiple times last night despite me putting a bucket next to him. (Seriously, at least when I've been sick, I've had the courtesy to be neat about it and keep it contained.). You're too old for this nonsense man.
Yuck! What a shitty way for you to have to start your weekend. The noisy toys were definitely in order!

Much worse for him than me! I expected this would happen. Last happy hour with his old coworkers before he starts a new job. At least he took a cab home. I just shake my head...

JBDamonM · March 2014

Kate_C said:

And a Saturday confession: my H is seriously hung over and passed out on the couch. The kids are playing with their xylophone right next to him, along with every other noisy toy. Good morning! I feel exactly zero remorse since he puked on the sofa multiple times last night despite me putting a bucket next to him. (Seriously, at least when I've been sick, I've had the courtesy to be neat about it and keep it contained.). You're too old for this nonsense man.

Oohhhh he's getting off easy with noisey toys! My husband would face a lot worse

JSS1002 · March 2014

JBDamonM said:

Kate_C said:

And a Saturday confession: my H is seriously hung over and passed out on the couch. The kids are playing with their xylophone right next to him, along with every other noisy toy. Good morning!

I feel exactly zero remorse since he puked on the sofa multiple times last night despite me putting a bucket next to him. (Seriously, at least when I've been sick, I've had the courtesy to be neat about it and keep it contained.). You're too old for this nonsense man.

Oohhhh he's getting off easy with noisey toys! My husband would face a lot worse

Seriously. You should make fish.

MKC12/22/2006 · March 2014

JSS1002 said:

JBDamonM said:

Kate_C said:

And a Saturday confession: my H is seriously hung over and passed out on the couch. The kids are playing with their xylophone right next to him, along with every other noisy toy. Good morning!

I feel exactly zero remorse since he puked on the sofa multiple times last night despite me putting a bucket next to him. (Seriously, at least when I've been sick, I've had the courtesy to be neat about it and keep it contained.). You're too old for this nonsense man.

Oohhhh he's getting off easy with noisey toys! My husband would face a lot worse

Seriously. You should make fish.

Give him a collective punch in the nuts from us!

Meggs2559 · March 2014

It was absolutely orange tic tacs. And I would do it again.... \:D/

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