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MaddScientist · August 2014

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MaddScientist · August 2014

I finally got rid of that stupid bumpjackie thread! I heart you @mandamoochie

mandamoochie · August 2014

Lol are you mobile or on a computer? I dont think you can unstick them mobile... but if you put the mouse next to the star a gear should appear.

mandamoochie · August 2014

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mahalo3 · August 2014

HerHighness said:

psychobutthead said:

I find the Muppets terrifying. Kermit and Miss Piggy are okay, but the rest are so creepy. Sugah posted a gif with a muppet yesterday and I had to scroll quickly through it. I sincerely do not understand how people can enjoy the muppets and not get nightmares.
Finally another person who gets it! I also cant stand movies like the dark crystal and labyrinth. got to the hands part and made dh turn it the hell off.

To me the scariest parts of the labyrinth are David Bowie's balls

This is hilarious!

mahalo3 · August 2014

While we are on the subject of movies/muppets we are scared of. I HATE mascots. I used to be terrified. When I was 18, I started working with a professional hockey team so I was forced to be with mascots all the time. I made them talk to me while they had their suits on, and I had to meet everyone before they put on their suits. Now I just avoid them. I don't want to take pictures with them. I do not want them messing with me. I do not want to play silly game with them. They are still really creepy.

MaddScientist · August 2014

I will put this as a confession for my H: He listens to a lot of podcasts, like a lot, and he was telling me about one he was listening to whose hosts or interviewees or whatever were porn stars. So, naturally I asked if it was porn he watched/liked (thinking this was how he heard about the poscast or thought it would be interesting since it was slightly random porn starts and not like ron jeremy or someone that everyone would know) and he said no.... NO?! I mean, why would you listed to a podcast about pornstars and not watch the porn? common sense, no? He said they were kinda old/ugly - THEN WHY WOULD THEY BE INTERESTING?

I still don't get it.

MaddScientist · August 2014

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Angeldcf · August 2014

1) We have dinner plans w/2 other couples tonight. I'd rather stay home, watch TV and sleep.

2) I've been staring at the wine bottles. I won't drink until 3rd Tri, but I miss my (almost) daily wine!

3) Parent judgment: I definitely side-eye the parents when I see young, obese kids chowing down on McDonalds/etc. I want to tell them burgers/fries are ok in moderation, but you need to balance it w/fruits, veggies, whole grains, etc. As an adult, if you want to eat unhealthy then fine (I'll be seeing you later), but don't give your kids Type II diabetes at age 10! And don't tell me all those kids have thyroid issues. There's stocky/big-boned and then there's fat.

Oem617 · August 2014

Work is slow (or really I just don't feel like working). So I decided to shop online instead.

I broke down and order a Snoogle from Amazon, as it's still on sale. I had borrowed one with DS and it was a life saver. I was just being cheap.

I also visited Zulily (Bad Idea!) and ordered 2 nursing tops from Peak-a-Boo. What a cool idea, that I have never seen before. They were pricey, but so interesting, I couldn't resist.

mommy510 · August 2014

MaddScientist said:

mommy510 said:

We watched this independent movie called Frozen during my first pregnancy. It was about these college kids that for stuck on a ski lift and the resort closed for the weekend and they were left there. The guys jump down to get help, one breaks his legs and they both get eaten by wolves. The girl manages to get down with only a twisted ankle and manages to slide/crawl to the road and get to the hospital.
It was such an exaggerated plot. I know that wolves don't eat people. It just completely freaked me out. I blame the pregnancy hormones because I had such vivid nightmares after watching that movie. It's been 5 years and I still have nightmares about it if I talk about it in the evening.

I feel like in the wilderness, and injured, a wolf would totally take advantage of an easy meal and eat a person.

Yeah, if you were alone and injured, I could see that. But there were 3 of them and wolves really wouldn't be hanging out at a ski resort. These people were only partially up the mountain and relatively close to a busy road.
But the pregnancy nightmares afterward were horrifying. Running through the woods pregnant and waking up just before wild animals ripped me apart, I hate what my subconscious did with that movie.

Cookie0875 · August 2014

Re: Scary movie confession

I love horror/suspense movies, but sometimes when I get up to pee at night, I get afraid to look toward my dark walk-in closet because I'm afraid Freddie Krugar, Michael Myers, or Candy Man will pop out! Totally ridiculous, I know...

Also, I fully believe in ghosts and am totally addicted to Ghost Adventures. Recently, I got super excited because they investigated a place we toured in Savannah, GA.

MommyOfAMiracle · August 2014

I posted this on a post yesterday. But my confession is the same today;

I am not attached to this LO growing inside my belly. I acknowledge "he's" there, I notice I rub my belly at times and get a little excited when I hear the heartbeat on the doppler. But in all honesty, I don't feel an emotional attachment like I think I'm supposed to? If something happened, I would be absolutely devastated.

I feel kind of guilty for feeling this way? My sister is already talking to my belly and everyone is already buying cute little things here and there. But I can't even bring myself to buy anything yet. This is something i've wanted for SO LONG and never thought I would have it. And now that I have it, the "feeling" is just not there. It's weird.

psychobutthead · August 2014

MommyOfAMiracle said:

I posted this on a post yesterday. But my confession is the same today;
I am not attached to this LO growing inside my belly. I acknowledge "he's" there, I notice I rub my belly at times and get a little excited when I hear the heartbeat on the doppler. But in all honesty, I don't feel an emotional attachment like I think I'm supposed to? If something happened, I would be absolutely devastated.
I feel kind of guilty for feeling this way? My sister is already talking to my belly and everyone is already buying cute little things here and there. But I can't even bring myself to buy anything yet. This is something i've wanted for SO LONG and never thought I would have it. And now that I have it, the "feeling" is just not there. It's weird.

I think what your feeling is very normal. Everyone finally feels connected at different points. Some do while pregnant, for others its when they're born, and for some people it won't happen until they're a few weeks old.
I don't think I'll feel conneted until its here and they're weighing it.

blondemarmot · August 2014

MommyOfAMiracle said:

I posted this on a post yesterday. But my confession is the same today;
I am not attached to this LO growing inside my belly. I acknowledge "he's" there, I notice I rub my belly at times and get a little excited when I hear the heartbeat on the doppler. But in all honesty, I don't feel an emotional attachment like I think I'm supposed to? If something happened, I would be absolutely devastated.
I feel kind of guilty for feeling this way? My sister is already talking to my belly and everyone is already buying cute little things here and there. But I can't even bring myself to buy anything yet. This is something i've wanted for SO LONG and never thought I would have it. And now that I have it, the "feeling" is just not there. It's weird.

When pregnancy has remained an illusion for sooooo long it can take something real and concrete to break through the "unrealness", I guess. (English doesn't have enough emotion words) I found/find even with hearing the heartbeat and seeing Cletus in an ultrasound I didn't really connect and accept until that first unmistakable kick from inside.

Those first kicks are all yours. You are the only one who will feel them for the longest time. They are magical and delicious and just were the turning point for me where it went from unreal/doomed to amazing/breathtaking wonder at the awesome powers of my uterus.

Okaaay, this got kinda weird. Don't feel guilty, it's normal, you're not alone.

MommyOfAMiracle · August 2014

blondemarmot said:

MommyOfAMiracle said:

I posted this on a post yesterday. But my confession is the same today;
I am not attached to this LO growing inside my belly. I acknowledge "he's" there, I notice I rub my belly at times and get a little excited when I hear the heartbeat on the doppler. But in all honesty, I don't feel an emotional attachment like I think I'm supposed to? If something happened, I would be absolutely devastated.
I feel kind of guilty for feeling this way? My sister is already talking to my belly and everyone is already buying cute little things here and there. But I can't even bring myself to buy anything yet. This is something i've wanted for SO LONG and never thought I would have it. And now that I have it, the "feeling" is just not there. It's weird.

When pregnancy has remained an illusion for sooooo long it can take something real and concrete to break through the "unrealness", I guess. (English doesn't have enough emotion words) I found/find even with hearing the heartbeat and seeing Cletus in an ultrasound I didn't really connect and accept until that first unmistakable kick from inside.

Those first kicks are all yours. You are the only one who will feel them for the longest time. They are magical and delicious and just were the turning point for me where it went from unreal/doomed to amazing/breathtaking wonder at the awesome powers of my uterus.

Okaaay, this got kinda weird. Don't feel guilty, it's normal, you're not alone.

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Your description of the kicks totally made me tear up! And you're totally right, it's almost like still being in denial, yet still going through the motions of pregnancy. I just hate how guilty I feel. And I hope I don't regret this unattached feeling after the pregnancy is over. However, I'm super glad to know that it's "normal" to feel this way.

@pyschobutthead

mommy5point0 · August 2014

I crop dusted the city manager outside city hall. I hate the statements he makes to and about the police department. What's he gonna say? "That pregnant dispatcher farted a SBD next to me"?

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