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April 2016 Moms
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FFFC
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Today's the day! What secret have you been hiding this week?
It's a boy! Grow baby, grow! EDD: 4/22/2016
Re: FFFC
It's a boy! Grow baby, grow! EDD: 4/22/2016
Is that really what Peppa Pig looks like?? O.o
This is why I haven't been reading while I'll been pregnant. I can't handle new or complex thoughts right now.
I hate that line of thinking and would seriously resent my husband if he acted like this baby was my thing till I gave birth. He cares a lot- is doing a lot of research, talks to the baby a lot, takes care of me when I don't feel well. Stop writing off men and start standing up for yourself. If your H is treating you badly or ignoring the baby, don't let him get away with it!
@aeg84 that's exactly what Peppa Pig looks like. I know, at first I could not understand why kids (especially my daughter) adores Peppa Pig, then I got to watching a few episodes. It's very family friendly, has a nice British flare, and I like the family demographic (daddy pig, mommy pig, Peppa, George the baby). I see DD as Peppa and our baby coming as George (might be an FFFC).
Also editing, yes I thought the pig's noses are oddly shaped and it takes from the cartoon but the kids don't see it as a penis. I think it's nose is rather disproportionate.
It's a boy! Grow baby, grow! EDD: 4/22/2016
This is why I haven't been reading while I'll been pregnant. I can't handle new or complex thoughts right now.
---QBF---
Nova did a really interesting documentary about the minds of people who become mass shooters a few years ago that's on Netflix now. I found it pretty fascinating because it talked about both genetic/biological and environmental factors that almost always must be present, as well as why prediction/prevention is so difficult.
You are not alone. Here are others from that horrible horrible show that you only need a little imagination for:
*HE* keeps buying the junk that we've got in the house. For instance, twice now he's purchased ice cream. The day he buys it, we both have a bowl. The other day I went to get it out of the freezer to have a bowl and I almost threw it across the kitchen because it was nearly empty and I was expecting it to be nearly full.
I think he's been sneaky eating.
I rather sit here in my jammies for the rest of the day. I showered this morning and put them back on. Kids are still in jammies too.
Make it three! DD1 is out of milk so I have to stop at the store anyway on my way home
Dad keeps saying that it is a cat (of course he blames a cat, since that means there's a 50% it's one of mine doing it), but DH and I are positive that it is their dog. Their cats are also old and fat, so they get grumpy and poop outside of the cat box if you don't shake their food bowel before they get hungry. My cats just won't leave you alone if something isn't right. They aren't evil little fur monsters who do things out of spite. My parents also like to blame scratching on my cat when I know it is mostly one of theirs... The same cat that also vomits everywhere on a regular basis. My son plays on the floor that your animals poop/pee/puke on! He puts his stuff down on the carpet and then in his mouth. If my child gets sick because of one of your pets, I will end you.
I can't wait to move in March.
She asks to see them, and then turns around and posts articles on Facebook about how US are bad for babies. Seriously??
So, if she asks.. Sorry not sorry, but we don't have any to share.
This one really breaks my heart. My parents have two beautiful German Shepherds they absolutely love. They are the light of their lives and they do anything and everything for them. Both of them are getting old and are visibly suffering. I think both have hip dysplasia, at least I know one of them does for sure. My parents were out of town yesterday and I was in charge of feeding them and taking them outside during my lunch break. One of them could not get their hind legs working and dragged themselves down the ramp! I cried so hard. Eventually their legs started working a little bit but then gave out completely and she fell and continued dragging herself up the ramp again. The dog was really trying to stay happy and positive while the other one made no attempt to get up. I called my mom and she said I had to put a fabric lift under him to help pick up his hind legs and get him going. He growled and snapped at me. He was not happy whatsoever. I had to call my cousin over to help me get him up and as soon as my cousin came in the dog eventually got up on his own and was able to go outside and use the bathroom. My FFFC is I really think my parents should put them both down. Honestly, I'm not sure what my parents would be like once the dogs pass. I just know they will be hit hard by grief, and I think that's why the dogs are not put down. It pains me to see them suffering, and since they mean so much to my parents I think my parents can't bring themselves to put them down and nobody can tell them anything about how much their dogs are suffering.
It's a boy! Grow baby, grow! EDD: 4/22/2016
I also laughed at how ridiculous a bunch of 3rd tri women looked trying to conduct army physical training, despite knowing the soon I, too, will look like a beached whale flopping around on a gym floor.
The only thing I miss about living in the north is not having to shave my legs for the entire cold season, from November-April. I usually broke down and did it once or twice, but I didn't HAVE to.
**(Also, they make me feel like I'm not wearing pants.)