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The Weekend in Crappy Pics

Friday was my fifth and final day volunteering at a kid’s summer camp. All the proceeds go to charity, so I’m pretty sure my karma is back on the rise after the whole chef heart attack incident last month.

It was also Ana’s fifth day of wearing this dress:

Look at the shame.

She still bathes, she even changes her underwear, but then she shimmies her body into that same damn dirty dress! Brian’s just happy she’s over last week’s obsession…remember the “clown outfit”?

On Satuday, I walked into the kitchen and saw this on my counter top:

The hamster’s exercise ball.

I then had the following exchange with Brian:

 

Me: Why is the hamster’s ball on the counter top?

Brian: I had to wash it out because he peed and pooped in it.

Me: You didn’t use the kitchen sponge, did you?

Brian: Nope.

Brian:………..

Brian: But the soap would have killed any germs on the sponge anyway.

Me: Did you use the kitchen sponge?

Brian: Nope

Brian:………..

Brian: It’s time to throw that sponge out anyway.

Me: Did you use the kitchen sponge?

Brian: Nope.

Me: You didn’t use the dishtowel to dry it, did you?

Brian: Nope.

Brian:………..

Brian: But why would that matter? The ball was clean at that point anyway.

Me: Did you use the dishtowel to dry it?

Brian: Nope.

 

I got rid of the sponge and the dishtowel.

 

We also went to two birthday parties on Saturday, my wonderful mother-in-law’s and my good friend’s, but I decided not to write about them. I think we can all agree that that’s an awesome gift right there. Honestly, anytime I’ve said to somebody “By the way, you’re in my blog post today!” I get a strange look, it’s like a cross between “Oh shit.” and “Why do you hate me so much?”

 

On Sunday, we pretty much did absolutely nothing all morning. Even Mr. Bojangles slept in.

As Brian and I were laying across the bed, he said to me, “Every other family is out in the world, doing something exciting today. We’re not very active people.”

I knew exactly where this was coming from and I was disgusted! “Have you been comparing your life with people posting on Facebook…again?”

He slowly nodded.

“Ugh. Listen up, Brian. If you have 500 Facebook friends, and 10 of those friends say they’re going horseback riding with their families, 8 of them are posting pictures while on vacation, and 3 are trekking through the Andes in Peru with just enough cell phone coverage to brag about it, how many friends does that leave you with?”

“Can you repeat that?”

“The answer is a shitload. A shitload of friends are probably just laying across their beds like us, feeling like lazy pieces of shit. All better now?”

I didn’t stay to hear his answer, I went running because he’s right, we’re not active enough.

Tip: Run on dreary days, in the middle of nowhere, alone. Just thinking there could be a murderer waiting around the corner will raise your heart rate, thereby, creating more of a calorie burn.

I’m just learning to run, and so far I’ve been doing it on the treadmill, and treadmills have these handy-dandy things called shelves. So as I was running free-range style, I began to wonder what people do with their keys, water bottle, towel, phone, lipstick, and money (in case I literally run across a yard sale). I did the only thing I could think of:

I lifted up my boobs and stored everything underneath, like a saggy hatchback. Before kids, these puppies weren’t capable of securing anything more than a ballpoint pen and some bus change. sigh.

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The Weekend in Crappy Pics

On Friday, the kids and I jumped in the car and headed to the Museum of Natural History! I can’t really explain it, but we ended up at Petco instead…buying a hamster. No one was more surprised than me, except maybe the hamster.

Ana kept calling him a guinea pig. I think that made him a little nervous about our hamster knowledge and the level of care that he’d receive.

Now here’s a little tip for Petco: If you’re selling an animal that requires tiny blocks of wood in its cage because “it’s a chewer”, how about you not send it home in a thin cardboard box?

There was a lot of screaming on that car ride…probably not the best transition for Blaze. Yes, Collin named him Blaze. I want to Photoshop him riding a chariot and wearing gladiator gear with the phrase “In a Blaze of Gory!” written underneath. I’d totally make that my LinkedIn profile pic.

 

On Saturday, I went to the gym and ran on the treadmill for 4 whole miles!

I’m relatively new to running, but with the help of some awesome music, I was really getting into it. In fact, I was really jamming out to the Pussycat Dolls’ “Don’t cha” song:
Don’t cha wish your girlfriend was hot like me? Don’t cha wish your girlfriend was a freak like me? Don’t cha?
And as I felt my ass jiggling, the thought occurred to me “Shit, I’m the girlfriend”. I then skipped over to Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colors” to soothe my wounds.

 

Later that night, around cocktail hour, I sat on our deck with a martini in hand, crossed my legs, and saw something that reminded me of this poignant quote:

 

Victory at all costs, victory in spite of all terror, victory however long and hard the road may be; for without victory, there is no survival. – Winston Churchill

 

My Leg

I took a few moments to honor the little guy’s survival journey…then I plucked him.

 

On Sunday, I went running again.

Brian’s suspicious about all this exercise. He thinks I’m full of bullshit and that I’m either cheating on him or secretly shopping. Given the prickliness of my legs, he’s leaning towards shopping.

Sunday night, I attended a summer camp meeting. That’s right, all next week I’ll be volunteering my services at a summer camp organized by members of my neighborhood. It’s a great cause as all the proceeds go towards pancreatic cancer research. This ain’t no Camp Cheapo, guys- these chicks are organized!

In an attempt to put distance between myself and my children (who will be participating) I asked to be given kitchen duty, preparing snacks and meals for the campers. When I told Brian this he said, “Are you really qualified for that?” My response, “Oh, pah-leez, I have a PH freakin D in chicken nugget preparation and PB&J assembly.” But between you and me, I’m a little nervous about the mac & cheese.

I’ll let you guys know how it goes.

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The Weekend in Crappy Pics!

We started off the weekend with a Friday night rave…for 4 year olds.

 

In the middle of this music blaring, black-light, moon bounce, birthday party, I received the following phone call from my son:

 

Collin: Hey mom, I have a question. Wait…why’s it so loud?

Me: SPEAK UP! WHAT?

Collin: I HAVE A QUESTION. CAN WE ADOPT ANOTHER DOG? THE PAPER SAYS IT’S AN ASIAN POODLE WITH ASIAN RELATED PROBLEMS.

Me: AN ASIAN POODLE WITH ASIAN RELATED PROBLEMS? WHAT ARE ASIAN RELATED PROBLEMS? (other mothers are now looking at me.)

Collin: I’M NOT SURE. BUT GRANDMOM THINKS IT MEANS IT POOPS A LOT. AND HERE’S THE BEST PART…IT’S FREE! CAN WE ADOPT IT, PLEASE?

Me: NO!

Collin: WHY NOT?

Me: *end call*

 

Music blaring, blinded by strobe lights, and my son screaming, “Can we adopt an Asian poodle with Asian related problems?”

I’ve never tried LSD but I imagine it’s a lot like those 2 minutes.

*Turns out, it was an aging poodle with aging related problems. Well, that makes more sense.

 

On Saturday, I had my hair highlighted:

 

and Brian said, “It doesn’t look like your natural color.” Trust me, I’d be pissed if I spent $100 and it did.

Then, after rotating the couch cushions, we spent the rest of the rainy day sitting on the couch, eating, and trying to ignore this:

Sunday was our 12 year wedding anniversary! My mom and dad offered to babysit so that Brian and I could enjoy a romantic dinner together at a nearby marina. But first, everyone had to get ready.

I applied whore-y eye makeup for the occasion, as I’ve forgotten how to do romantic.

And Ana…well Ana’s going through a clothing phase at the moment. She’ll pick 1 dress and wear it day after day until I pull it from her screaming, crying body and throw it in the wash. It’s not so bad when she clings to a cute dress, it actually saves us time…but then there’s this:

When we dropped her off, my dad asked, “Did she jump a clown for that outfit?”

Later that night, while the kids were in bed, Brian brought the fire pit onto the deck.

Let me ask you this- Did something ever happen, making you question all the decisions that led you to that moment? And did you think about how you’d explain those decisions to the Fire Marshall when he arrived?

A fire on our wooden deck, next to our cedar house with cedar roof, was not our best idea. But besides the occasional flare ups, it was pretty relaxing and a great way to end our anniversary. We’ll probably do it again tonight.

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The Weekend in Crappy Pics.

As you may have read last week, my backyard Camp Cheapo was cut short by an illness that raged within my body for several days, thanks to a certain little Camper (or Influenza Trojan Horse, as I like to call her). At one point, my body temperature soared to 99.9, and I was completely delirious! I could barely finish painting my nails. But thanks to Tylenol and a kick ass martini recipe, I pulled through.

Anyway, before getting sick, one of my readers gave me a great project idea for my campers, and I was dying to try it (illness/death pun not intended). So on Friday, I decided to try it with my own kids. Now brace yourself…ready?…it had educational value. Gasp! I know, right? Normally I would shy away from that type of summer activity, but it required a pizza box and I’m always looking for ways to deplete my supply. We order a lot of pizza.

I called Collin downstairs (Ana was already up my ass) and said,”Guess what? We’re going to make a Pizza Box Solar Oven and bake cookies in it!” And he said, “That sounds like fun! Call me when they’re ready.” and tried to run back upstairs.

Oh, hell nooo!

Here she is! Isn’t she a beaut!

Unfortunately, I couldn’t find the Solar Oven baking time on the back of the cookie mix. But knowing it was high noon, the humidity level was at 50%, and the wind blew at 1mph, I solidly declared that they’d be ready in 23-25 minutes.

At that moment, I honestly believed I could survive in the wilderness with nothing but a pizza box and a can of deet bug spray.

Twenty-five minutes later *ding*, I wasn’t so sure. They were still raw. Forty minutes later, still not done. An hour later, nope not yet.

At sunset, we were forced to bring it in and eat the dough with a fork. We later switched to spoons.

You know what my kids learned? They learned to hate solar energy, one disgusting cookie at a time.

On Saturday, we decided to round up all of our old DVD’s and take them to 2nd & Charles to sell back for cash or store credit. If you’ve never done this before, basically you take your used books, video games, DVD’s, etc., give them to the cashier for evaluation, and shop for an hour while you wait for them to call your number.

Ok, it wasn’t an actual hour, just a perceived one…

While we were waiting, the big question was “How much do you think we’ll get for everything?”

Collin: “$80”

Brian: “$150”

Ana: too busy climbing a bookshelf

Me: “$90”

Brian:”If we’re only buying about $24 in new books, what happens to the left over credit?”

Kim: “We should ask for the cash, and use it to pay for dinner!”

Collin: “Or to buy a guitar?”

Brian: “Or as a down payment on a new car!”

Kim: “I’ve always wanted diamond earrings!”

They called our number…

Cashier lady:” Would you like $4.50 in cash or $9.00 in store credit?”

 

You see, we left the house with this many DVDs:

and we were sent back with this many:

WTF? They only took 3 DVDs. Three. Three. (Obviously, this is not a sponsored post.)

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When we returned home and checked the mail, we were reminded that Mr. Bojangles has a birthday coming up:

What kind of doggie birthday gift is that? I’m pretty sure he’d rather receive a coupon to have his anal glands expressed.

Even the dog on the card looks sad and stricken with separation anxiety.

On Sunday, Brian wanted all of us to go bowling together. Quite frankly, I just wanted some time alone. He tried the “You have to come, it’s quality family time.” guilt, and it might of worked if this hadn’t happened earlier…

What’s this? THIS is a reminder that I haven’t been alone since school ended. THIS is Ana busting into the bathroom with her flashlight, turning off the lights, and asking me to make shadow puppets with her…nevermind what I’m doing.

Have fun bowling, kids.

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