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Tips for Tuesday – Never argue with your children over clothes again! Here’s how…

Up until last week, this is how my mornings would start…

(take a deep breath and click the link)

Every Damn Morning

I’m sorry if that video was sideways…it was before my coffee.

 

I don’t know if you have this problem but I’m sick of fighting over clothes with my daughter!  Getting her dressed every morning ruins my day before it ever begins.  And I’m pissed that I’ve spent so much money on things she won’t even wear because they itch, have annoying tags, they’re too long, too short, too tight, or too pink.  How is something too damn pink???

A friend of mine jokingly (I think) suggested throwing our kids clothes out of the car window, leaving them with nothing to wear. So I tried it.

Here’s today’s tip: Throw that shit out!

I think someone ran over Hello Kitty…that’s a shame.

Sure, you could donate the clothes to Goodwill but there’s something about throwing them out of a car window at 50mph that says, “I’m a crazy bitch, do you really want to mess with me?!!”  And isn’t that the kind of respect you deserve?

I told Ana that I wasn’t going to spend another dime on clothes or shoes until she learned to appreciate what she had (which at this point was nothing).  So we looked around the house…

Introducing a few styles from my new fashion line, My-Mom-is-F-ing-Crazy Couture.  (I thought about using the real “F” word but I wanted to keep it family friendly)

 

The “Paper Not Plastic” dress

Now here’s an everyday dress that’s sure to please.  It’s quite a juxtaposition- the brown bag says “I’m down to earth” while the heart design and ribbon ties say “but I’m a girly-girl too”. Don’t put this preschooler in a box!  That last part was inspired by her actually begging me not to dress her in a box. She’s my muse!

 

The “What’s Black, White, & Read all Over?”…You are!

She’s well read.

This dress is perfect for going to the DMV, the doctor’s office, the grocery store, basically anywhere with long lines or waits. It has crossword and sudoku puzzles on the front and horoscopes on the back, it will keep the family entertained for hours.  Pair this dress with Pop Tart box shoes to coordinate with the blue Painter’s Tape belt, gorgeous!

*Ironically, I noticed Ana’s horoscope said “You tend to see things in black or white.”

 

The “Bow Wow Wow!” Dress

This dress was designed for special occasions with its shiny surface and festive colors!  And what little girl doesn’t love doggies?  I chose to accent it with an aqua ribbon to bring out the blue in her eyes.  She’s wearing this for her school pictures. I’ll send you a wallet size.

Do you know, this morning, Collin had the nerve to complain about his track pants making a swishing sound. All I had to do was point to his sister wearing her dog food dress and he shut up and left the room.  That’s how you know it’s working.

Addendum:  Of course I didn’t really throw out my daughter’s clothes.  But guess what, that photos with the clothes scattered everywhere was not staged! That means some other frustrated mom did.  Hey, I get it lady, I get it.

A Tip for Tuesday – Jewelry Cleaning

Cleaning Your Rings-

I have a great tip for removing dirt, hairspray, saliva, blood, etc., off of your rings. What? You say you don’t have blood on them? HAHAHA! If you have kids then you most definitely have traces of blood (and poop) on your jewelry. If you shined a black-light on your rings you’d vomit. Trust me.

Step 1.

The first thing you’ll want to do is soak your rings in alcohol to loosen the debris. I like to use Popov vodka. But if you don’t have Popov vodka (and you shouldn’t unless you live in a dorm) you can use Southern Comfort or Black Velvet Whiskey-basically any jagged alcohol capable of eating a hole through your bathtub.

*That was just an expression, you shouldn’t be bathing in any of that shit, you might go sterile.

Step 2.

After soaking your rings you’ll want to either rinse or lick them clean, depending on the time of day. I usually ask myself “Is it noon yet?”

*Tip within a tip- Pour the remaining alcohol on your kitchen sponge, countertops, or open wounds to kill nasty germs!

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Step 3.

Put a pea- sized amount of toothpaste on a Sonic Care toothbrush. You can really use any vibrating toothbrush but I find my husband’s Sonic Care toothbrush works the best. The keyword here is “husband’s”. Don’t use your own, that’s disgusting!

He doesn’t have one? Then get him one for his birthday, Christmas, or Hanukkah. If you’re having trouble justifying the expense then I want you to think of it this way, you could buy a sonic jewelry cleaning machine for $199 or get a Sonic Care toothbrush that will keep your guy’s teeth white and make your diamonds sparkle for under $100. Now that’s a savings! It just makes good economical sense.

Now, I shouldn’t have to say this but…put the toothpaste on BEFORE turning on the toothbrush. Once you have the toothbrush humming make sure to work it into every nook and cranny of your ring. It’s important, however, that you don’t press too hard or the bristles will flatten out and 1) it won’t clean as well and 2) your husband will suspect you’ve done something bad with his toothbrush. Though he probably won’t suspect jewelry cleaning, he may assume crevice cleaning (which I’ll address in another post).

Step 4. Rinse the rings under warm running water. But make sure to close the sink drain before doing Step 4 otherwise this might turn into a $500 plumber bill.

Notice the badly needed manicure.

Voila! A shiny new ring like the day you got it from your sweetheart…or in my case, like the day you got it from the jeweler because you traded your old one in for a bigger one because you suck at sentiment. Sorry Brian.

(Brian, I was so kidding about all of this. I totally use my own toothbrush, because that’s the right thing to do.)

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A summary of the supplies you’ll need. I highly recommend putting the vodka away after each use.

Tips for Tuesday – Re-purposing

Once Ana was officially potty trained I had all these left over diapers and I had no idea what to do with them. None of my friends had babies and I didn’t think Goodwill would accept a Pampers box chewed open by dogs. But I couldn’t bring myself to throw them out either because I can’t stand wasting anything (unless it’s time, food, or money).

If you’re in the same situation, you’re in luck – I came up with a few useful ideas that have really worked for our family.

Bathroom Hand Towels – These hand towels are perfect for when you have company over.  They say to your guests, “I take your hand wetness seriously” AND you can write a little note on them such as “Welcome” or “Did you flush?”

 

Oven Mitts* – They’re great, they’ll absorb any liquids that spill and they’re flame retardant. (*do not use above 200 degrees or the chemicals inside will melt your hands off)

 

Wine Drip Catcher– Never worry about condensation or red wine rings on your table again. Because those stains can be so embarrassing.

 

Dinner Napkins – Don’t let your next dinner party be a messy event.  And your guests will be impressed with your resourcefulness.

 

The Gym – Why use a wimpy towel at the gym?  My towel was always soaked with sweat before I was even halfway through my workout.  Well, no more.  I’m able to use the same diaper over and over again…they hold a lot of body fluid.

 

Repair Cracked Heels – Simply apply left over Destin rash cream on your heels at bedtime, then wrap with a diaper.  By morning your heels will be as smooth as a baby’s bottom. As an added bonus, you can spray the bottoms with Lysol and clean your bathroom floors on the way to the toilet.

 

School Lunches – Don’t use ziploc bags when you have all those snack sized diapers laying around. They’re my favorite thing to pack my son’s brownie bites in.

 

If you have any more ideas I’d love to hear them as I still have a Costco sized box left to use up.

Tips for Tuesday! Recycling Bin – No More Shame!

I purposely avoid my recycling guy by scurrying  inside when he pulls up. He’s the only person who knows exactly how many pop tarts, margarita mixes, and bottles of wine we go through each week. Basically, all of our bad choices are laid out on the curb for this man and I’m convinced he’s judging us. Not to mention the nosey neighbors, like me, on their morning walk. They probably think I’m a pill bottle and cigarette carton away from some sort of intervention.

Now, on the other hand, I’m cool with our trash man.  He blissfully has no clue what I have in the big lidded can. It could be full of either decomposing bodies or chewed up Rainbow Skittles, either way it doesn’t matter. So today’s tip is going to focus on various ways to disguise your recycling bin contents.

Today’s motto: Look like a better person without actually being one.

Before I begin, half of you are probably asking yourself “Why not just switch your recycling bin with the neighbor’s?” Well, I like your thinking but there are two issues with this:

1. This requires you to have neighbors with recycling bin materials such as, 50% post consumer toilet paper boxes, free range egg cartons, and Fair Trade Coffee canisters. Most of us aren’t fortunate enough to have a non-drinking, composting, organic-eating vegetarian next door.

2.  I havn’t been able to properly time this without being caught.  If you attempt the switch, I highly recommend having a long convoluted story ready.

The other half of you are wondering why I just don’t put my embarrassing recyclables in the regular trash can and call it a day.  To you I say, “Mother Earth killer!”

So here are some tips:
1. Blanket Your Blunders – Use Trader Joe’s and Whole Food brown bags to lay on top of your shameful items. Now if you don’t have one of these bags (which I’m assuming you don’t or you wouldn’t be reading this) you can use one of your many “Wine-N-More” bags by turning it inside out and writing the word “ORGANIC” in black sharpie.  Be sure to use your best handwriting or it may mistakenly be read as “ORGANS” or “ORGASM” and that would totally defeat the point.

2. Nesting Trash Method – This involves nesting your trash like those cute little stacking Russian dolls.  Let me give you an example from my last week’s trash…

beer bottle (inside of) poptart box (inside of) industrial chocolate chip bag (inside of) potato chip bag (inside of) pizza box (inside of) extra large dog food bag.   See how that ended with only the respectable item in view?

3. Vases Not Bottles – Before depositing liquor bottles in the bin, just remove their labels and put dead flowers in them. It says, “What? I’m recycling my vases, jeez.”

* I’m so excited by this new tequila bottle I bought that really is going to be used for a vase later!

4. Got Milk? -Cover bottles with organic milk containers. In fact, this is why I buy organic milk.  Simply cut the container in half, insert your wine or beer bottle, then place the top half back on. This also works well with Orange juice containers made from 100% Natural Florida Oranges.

I hope these tips have helped you. By the way there are some things that you should NEVER attempt to recycle despite them having that little triangle thingy on the bottom- things like, tampons, paternity tests, or Weight Watcher dinners .  Let me know if you have any clever ways of concealing your bad habits, I’d love to use them!

 

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