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Craigslist: Absurd Inspiration (my favorite kind)

I don’t know about you, but now that my kids are back in school, I finally have some time to focus on my favorite hobby, Craigslisting.

As a creative writer with a flair for the ridiculous (recent feedback includes: “There’s something seriously wrong with you.” & “Maybe it’s time to up your meds?”), I often find inspiration while drinking coffee/wine in my king sized bed and reading some of the crazy ass things people post on Craigslist. I can’t help it, I just love it! They make me laugh, they make me cry, they make me say, “Whaaat…the…hell? BRIAN! BRIAN! GET IN HERE, YOU GOTTA READ THIS ONE!”

To see some of my favorite ads, click here.  It’ll pop you over to the VERY clever Something Clever 2.0  where I’m blogsitting from my bed while the fabulous & funny Jenn is in NY consciously avoiding muggers.

 

 

 

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Tips for Tuesday! A transitional drink recipe.

Now that “Margarita Season” is just about over and “Eggnog Season” is around the corner, I thought I’d provide you with a nice transitional drink recipe, The Cosmopolitan. The recipe below makes a huge batch, that way it’ll be ready to pour when I stop by this Fall. *Don’t worry, I’m not an asshole, I’ll call ahead so you’ll have plenty of time to clean your guest toilet and put your bra back on.

Side Note: You’ll notice that any craft or recipe I share with you involves the term “eyeball it”. I’m a big fan of using ratios instead of actually measuring, it just makes life easier and a bit half-assed. My preferred method for making cosmos is to use a 12 oz. cranberry juice bottle- even I can’t screw this up.
By the way, this just so happens to be my mother-in-law’s recipe. I bet you wish you had a mother-in-law like mine!

MIL’s Cosmopolitan

Ingredients:

vodka

cranberry juice (use the 12oz. bottles)

triple sec

1 lime or Rose’s lime juice

funnel

an empty Grey Goose bottle (from a wealthy friend)

Tips for Tuesday! A recipe that makes a large batch of Cosmopolitans. Keep them in your freezer, always ready for guests...or homework time.

 

Recipe:

1. Stick the funnel in the Grey Goose bottle and pour the whole 12 oz cranberry juice down its neck.

 

2. Next, fill the empty cranberry bottle completely with vodka and pour IT down the goose’s neck.

You didn’t think we could actually afford Grey Goose Vodka did you? hahahahaha

 

3. Then fill the cranberry bottle half-way (eyeball it) with triple sec and pour it into the Grey Goose Bottle. (I was going to use the same picture as above because the liquids are the same color but I didn’t want to insult your intelligence.)

4. Finally, You can either fill the cranberry bottle 1/4 full with Rose’s lime juice (eyeball it) or squeeze in a 1/2 of a lime. NOW HERE’S THE EXCITING TIP!!!!! If you decide to squeeze 1/2 a lime and you don’t have a juicer, microwave the lime for 30 seconds, cut it in half, then squeeze into the funnel! It softens up the lime so that you can squeeze everything out of it! Exciting right?!

psst…did you see the tip within a tip? That’s a yoga mat under our microwave to keep it from slipping.

 

5. Shake it and throw the bottle in the back of the freezer until you’re ready to drink it, or until I show up. And um…here’s a another tip, make sure to catch all of the lime guts. I didn’t and this is what my drink looked like after being frozen:

What’s that look like to you? Yeah, that’s what I thought.

 

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The Weekend in Crappy Pics!

So we’re back from staycation and can I tell you, we are not staycation people. People like us need to be out of our environment to really relax. Case in point, on staycation Day 1, I bought two new tires for the front of the car and told Collin that there’s no such thing as Santa. How’s that for quality family time?

I felt really bad about the Santa thing but he kept asking me and begging me. And jeez, he’s 9, it’s about time.

At first, I thought about telling him that Santa died in a chimney fire and that us parents were just picking up where Santa left off. “It was his dying wish.” I’d say. But something told me that might be more damaging to his psyche in the long run…that “something” was probably common sense.

After I told him the truth, he dropped his head and became very quiet. Sorry, but I didn’t take a crappy pic of this moment, I’m not heartless…but it looked a lot like this:

Every time I caught a glimpse of him in the rear view mirror, my heart broke. Oh, did I not mention that we were driving down the highway when I crushed him? Yeah, the whole thing could have been handled better.

After a few minutes I whispered, “Collin? Did I just kill your childhood?” He slowly shook his head no.

Turns out he was glad to know the truth before entering 4th grade. Apparently, last year he was 1 of only 4 kids in his class who still believed, and he vehemently defended the existence of Santa to all of his other classmates. Now he felt like a fool. And how do I know he felt like a fool? Because 1. He told me and 2. I was 1 of only 4 people in the world who vehemently defended Milli Vanilli against lip syncing accusations…until their record skipped mid concert. “Girl you know it’s tru..tru..tru…tru…true”. I do now, Milli Vanilli, I do now.

 

 

The biggest thing we did on our staycation was a day trip to Hershey Park.

 

Once we arrived, we realized Ana thought we were going to “Horsey Park”. Needless to say, she was pretty pissed when she was handed a bite sized chocolate bar and not her very own pony.

 

“Can I ride the horsey now?”

In true One Classy Family fashion, it only took a few minutes for us to make a bad decision. See this game- the one with the gun that shoots a rubber ball using extreme air pressure?

Well someone let Ana play, but I won’t say who.

I swear I saw it happening in my mind seconds before it actually happened. Ana pulled the trigger, the rubber ball hit the edge of the platform, riochetted around, flew back, and hit her in the eye.

“Waaahhhh! I just want to ride a horsey! Waaaahhh”

We decided to stop playing games and moved on to the rides.

I’ve decided that amusement parks are perfect for the busy family, the family that never finds time to sit down and just talk to one another. You know why? Because you spend the whole damn day in a line and by the time you’ve reached a ride you have nothing left to talk about except how you have nothing left to talk about.

“Hey Collin, wanna play ‘Guess How Many Fillings I Have’?” *I have zero- took him forever.

Five hours, 3 rides, and 90% humidity later, the kids were begging to go to the water park. So after changing in a room the size of a broom closet, we headed over to the great big huge wave pool…which was closed because some kid shit in it. He also shit all over our dreams. Thanks, kid.

*I have no pictures of this part of the trip because I had to leave my phone in the locker. You’ll have to paint you’re own mental image.

Consequently, all the other water areas were clogged with 1-hour wait lines BECAUSE THE POOL WAS CLOSED! We stood in the shortest line we could find, and when we were finally at the front, Ana stubbed her toe and it started bleeding everywhere! “Can we go home now?” was said in unison.

On the drive home, we were all disappointed, exhausted, and dry. I wanted to stop here to complain:

“Jesus Christ! That place was ridiculous!”

but Brian said I should write him a formal letter now that we know his address.

The rest of our staycation was more of a stay-in-bed-cation. If we ever do this again, I’m totally hiring a maid to come in for clean up and turn down service.

How was your week?

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Free Advice Friday! A fabulous business opportunity for you and you and you!

If you read Tuesday’s post then you know that my family and I are currently on stay-cation. And can I just say, we’re a little less than thrilled with our accommodations.

Anyway, today is Free Advice Friday so I thought I’d take a quick break from all the excitement happening in our resort’s lounge area (aka- our family room), and answer a question that I received last week.

 

 

Dear Kim,

Other than your blog and being a mother, do you work outside of the home? I’m thinking of getting a part time job but my kids keep me busy, I’m afraid it’ll prove to be too much.

Thanks,

Becky

 

 

Dear Becky,

Technically, I do work outside of the house during the school year- I work in my driveway.

You see, last summer my kids decided to operate a stand selling watered-down lemonade and store bought chocolate chip cookies (at a 500% markup, because kids are cute and they can get away with that shit). Inspired by their business model and their overflowing piggy banks, I decided to start my own stand.

Now, when the kids are in school, I take their stand to the bottom of our driveway, replace the “Lemon” in Lemonade with “Mommy”, and sell frozen margaritas and psychological counseling to all of the stay-at-home-moms in my neighborhood.

Based on a recent Mommyade customer survey, my margaritas are a huge hit!  The psychological counseling, not so much.  But despite feedback like, “I’ve received better advice from mass produced fortune cookies” and “I thought you had a Masters in Psychology?”, business is booming!

*In my defense, I said I considered myself a “master of psychology”…and she had been drinking.

Becky, you’ve come to me at the perfect time!  I’m currently looking to expand Mommyade by offering franchise opportunities to the first people 10 million people that contact me, SO ACT FAST!

For only$199 and 30% of your profits, I’ll send you my margarita recipe and a list of my more successful canned counseling responses such as: “How did that make you feel?”, “Really? It looks like you lost weight to me.”, and “No, he’s the asshole.”

Of course, you’ll need to secure your own Mommyade stand, driveway location, lawn chairs, tissues, limes, margarita machine, cups, and tequila.  Oh, and I highly recommend increasing your homeowner’s liability insurance.  It’s as easy as 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9!

If you’re interested, email me today for an application and you could have your stand up and running by the first day of school- traditionally my biggest sales day of the year!

I’ll keep an eye out for your application request!

 

Yours truly,

Kim

 

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