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Free Advice Friday: Susan Goes to the Gynecologist

free advice friday

 

Dear Kim,

I want to get your opinion on something. I have a gynecologist appointment next week and I’m debating on whether I should take my 4 year old daughter with me or hire a babysitter so that I can go alone. I’d hate to spend the money on a sitter and I know it would be an educational trip for her, but the whole idea of her coming along and watching is really uncomfortable. What would you do?

Thanks,

Virginia

 

 

Dear Vagina,

Let me just pretend for a moment that you meant ophthalmologist.

Yes, absolutely take her with you to get your vision checked, she’ll love it! She can practice reading the letter chart, squirt some Glaucoma drops in her eyes, or try on all sorts of funny glasses.

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Hell, they’ll even give her a lollipop!

Have a great time and thanks for writing!

Sincerely,

Kim

 

Look, Vagina, I’m not one to shun educational experiences simply because they’re deemed too ‘awkward” or “uncomfortable”. After all, who do you think showed my kids about Pillow Pet procreation? That’s right, yours truly.

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You can read that lesson here

But there are some places I don’t recommend taking your children, like fancy restaurants where I’m trying to have a GODDAMN martini in some GODDAMN peace, and the gynecologist’s office.

Don’t believe me? Here, let me tell you a short precautionary tale about my good friend “Susan” and her recent trip to the gynecologist.

Susan Goes to the Gynecologist

So Susan decided to bring her 3 year old daughter “Alice” to the gynecologist with her because, well…why not? (Oh, I’m about to tell you “why not”) After all, Alice was a relatively quiet child, well behaved, and easily entertained.

When they entered the examination room, Susan pulled a chair across the room and turned it so that it faced a window, overlooking a duck pond or some distractionary shit like that. She then handed Alice her iPad and told her to sit in the chair and play with her preschool apps. Little did Susan know, Alice was getting quite bored of those apps.

Fast forward 15 minutes…Susan was in the stirrups, making small talk with the doctor about how baby nurseries should be painted the color of their mother’s uterus, and does she know a Low VOC paint company that would do uterine color matching, when suddenly she heard a man’s voice. She looked over her doctor’s shoulder and there she saw…her vagina…Face Timing with dear old Uncle Bill.

(insert your own mental picture here)

Screaming, she yanked her foot out of the stirrup and kicked the iPad out of Alice’s hands, sending it across the room and shattering it into a million little pieces- much like Susan’s dignity.

And THAT, Vagina, is just one reason why you don’t take your kid to the gynecologist! The other reason is, it’s just plain weird.

Let me know if I can help you with any other obvious answers.

Cheers,

Kim

UPDATE: Turns out, due to Uncle Bill’s poor vision, he thought they were calling him from a pet store. He keeps bringing up the chinchilla.

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Free Advice Friday! An awesome business plan!

So, I was responding to a reader’s “Help! I hate that damn Elf on a Shelf!” Free Advice Friday question when, about two sentences in, I came up with a wonderful business idea!  C’mon, you know my business ideas are awwwe-some!  Remember WTF Greeting Cards, Babysitter 2 Go, The Undercova Motha, Professional Lice Picker, Beaver Babies? I’m changing lives everyday, people…whether it’s for the better is debatable.

Anyway, awesome business plans need time, time for market analysis, strategy development, financial projections, and other fancy terms that remind me that I know nothing about business.

I should be ready to present my bullshit to you by Tuesday. Until then, enjoy an oldie but an ok-ey:

Babysitter 2 Go!

Dear Kim,

I’m a stay at home mom of two kids under 3. It’s almost impossible for me to run errands with them! When we finally get out the door, one of them (or both) always falls asleep in the car. So I spend the next hour entertaining one while the other one sleeps. Do you have any suggestions?

Sleeping in Suburbia

Dear Sleepy,

Two kids under 3? I assume they were spaced like that for some kind of long term benefit, because that’s short term bullshit!

Do I have any suggestions? Do I ever! You won’t believe this, Sleepy, but I’ve developed a new business/iPhone app that may help you. Let me tell you a little story…

About a year ago, my darling Ana and I were riding to Nordstrom’s for their semi-annual sale. We didn’t have a lot of time because I had to beat it back to meet Collin’s bus, but I wasn’t worried because I was headed there for one specific item, a pair of cute peep-toe wedges with a cluster of tiny rosettes nestled right on top. Mmm, I can still smell them.

Well, the moment I parked the car, I turned back to yell my shopper’s call “LET’S GO GO GO!” but what I saw created a mixture of feelings that’s almost indescribable. She was asleep! At first I felt a sense of relief wash over me (ah, so quiet), then anger (I will get my shoes!), then guilt (But she needs the rest). See what I mean?

Then I asked myself this, “Sugar Ass (positive self-talk), wouldn’t it be wonderful if you could call a babysitter to meet you in this parking lot and have her sit in the car while you shopped?” Yes, yes it would, Cinnamon Legs. It was in that very moment that my business venture seed was planted…or idea bloomed…I don’t know, some landscaping analogy.

Babysitter 2 Go!

Sleepy, the next time Junior falls asleep in the car, you simply…

1. Tap the “B-2-GO” icon

2. Fill out the required fields

3. And an available babysitter match will show on the screen!

Currently, I’m only testing this on a small scale (my niece Cherri is the only sitter listed and she won’t travel farther than 3 blocks) but I feel like it’s the start of something big!

Sleepy, if you’re interested in being notified once Babysitter 2 Go becomes available in your area, just leave your contact info in the comments. But FYI- it could take a while…do you plan on having grandchildren?

Good Luck with the two kids under 3 thing,

Kim

Free Advice Friday! Sucking at Motherhood? I doubt it.

Dear Kim,

I feel like I’m sucking at this motherhood thing.  Everyone around me seems to have their act together and I’m such a mess. My kids are always late for the bus, I forgot about my daughter’s Show and Tell day, my kids refuse to eat a healthy meal, and I can’t remember the last time I dusted.  All these screw ups, and I don’t even work outside of the house!  How does everyone else make it look so easy?

Sucking at Motherhood,

Sally

 

 

My dear, dear Sally,

Honestly, I don’t believe there’s a mother out there that has her shit together.  And if you think you know one, I guarantee she’s faking it.  She probably fakes those over-the-top orgasms too…

But if she’s not faking it, it’s possible that she’s just not sharing her problems with you.

Take me for instance, I’m sure everyone thinks I’m pretty much perfect. And why wouldn’t they? Just look at the way my underwear always matches my Lulu Lemon yoga pants to disguise the hole in my crotch, how I shave my legs almost every third Monday without fail (excluding Columbus Day), the fact that I never ever entertain guests without wearing pants or a bra. Yes, I imagine, on the surface, I can be quite intimidating. But once you get to know me, you realize that I’m just like every other mother out there, forgetting her kids at the gym daycare and hiding empty wine bottles under discarded boxes of organic cereal stolen from the neighbor’s recycling bin.

Sure, my life might appear to be all roses but it’s more like “all carnations”- you know, not without some emotional strife.

I worry that my daughter’s steady diet of turkey hotdogs will deprive her of essential nutrients causing her to grow crooked like a tree sapling planted in partial shade. But I serve her hotdogs anyway.  Every time we buy our son a video game simply because he wants it, I worry that we’re not teaching him the value of hard, honest work. But I’ve yet to create a chore chart because it’s quicker and easier for me to do a job myself. And when my daughter says “A” is her favorite number…ugh…I worry that she’ll be behind when she enters Kindergarten next year.  But have I made those multi-sensory flash cards that I found on Pinterest? No. No I haven’t.

Speaking of Pinterest, I saw this great quote:

So true.

But I think it needs a little rewording…for us…

 

 

Let me ask you this, Sally: Do your children love you? Do they feel safe? Do they know how much you love them? If so, then you’re rocking this Motherhood thing! Trust me, that’s all anyone will truly remember, and in my opinion, it’s the only thing worth remembering.

 

Give your kids a hug & make Pop Tarts for dinner,

Kim

 

 

 

 

 

 

Free Advice Friday! Sorry, Pam.

*no leopards were harmed in the making of this review. But I did receive free shoes. 

Remember this question?

Dear Kim,

I was thinking about getting a part time job, something that I can do for extra money but still be here when my kids get home from school. Any advice or ideas?

Thanks,

Pam in Brokeville, OH

If so, then you know I gave Pam some pret-ty bad advice. I know, I know…big surprise. I encouraged her to get a job picking lice off the infested heads of strangers, told her to pair all of her outfits with animal print shoes, then I sent her a pair of ballerina flats in salmon (the fish, not the color) instructing her to wear them to her next interview.  I’m told the interview was a bust.  But I still stand by the virtues of animal print shoes…especially chameleon.

Well, shortly after publishing that letter, Fibi & Clo (an online boutique & direct sales company) sent me the most gorgeous pair of Leopard print ballerina shoes ever!

Here they are:

and here they are with bunions:

Aren’t they adorable?! They’re luxurious, classy AND super comfy!

*I’d like to stop right here and take a moment to point out how bony and malnourished my feet appear in this photo.  But before you start worrying about me, let me reassure you that I’m eating a diet exceedingly rich in trans fats, carbs, and red dye #3- everything from the ankle up is nice & plump…and red.

You probably can’t tell by looking at the photo but they’re made with beautiful, soft mohair; it looks like real leopard fur!

*Confession: Sometimes, when I’m feeling anxious or sad, I sit criss-cross applesauce and stroke both shoes until the dark cloud passes- like pet therapy but without the animal poop.

So……

Dear Pam,

If you’re still reading my blog (highly unlikely), I’d like to amend my advice….

If you want a great, flexible part-time job, you should throw away your lice comb and check out Fibi & Clo.  They combine some of my most  favoritist (I will not let you change that, auto-correct) things: beautiful shoes, hanging out with girlfriends, & making money!  Oh, and they have jewelry too!

At a minimum, ditch the salmon shoes and buy a better looking (and smelling) pair here!

Love,

Kim

PS- Please come back to me, Pam.

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