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Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Chapter One: Advice to My Daughters
Untitled Love Story
High school boyfriend C: Let’s try an older guy with his own
apartment. Let’s get in a car wreck and total our car on the way to his place
while skipping school. But he had a motorcycle! But he cheated on me … AFTER I
loaned him money! Don’t go for material stuff, age and power, girls! Oh, and
never loan money to a guy.
Extremely short-live high school boyfriend D: Let’s try a
totally sweet guy who is cute AND who likes me. Let’s kiss one of his friends just
for fun while completely sober. Girls, I don’t have to tell you that went south
fast. I cried and cried at my own stupidity on that one.
Summer after high school: Can’t hurt to meet some random
cute guy cruising and go back to his place because his parents are out of town,
right? Then put a big ole Long Island Iced Tea in my 110-pound body. This
resulted in the next 5 years of my life being a roller coaster of domestic
violence and so many other horrible things I don’t want to even tell you about
ever. But these things we do to ourselves and let happen to us shape who we are
in the future and how we behave later, for good or bad. Some of the things that
happened to me during that time certainly made me the kind of mother I am now …
an attachment parent who values her babies above all and who likes to keep them
close. Girls, you might call that “suffocation” and “a controlling mother” but
I call it good parenting!
Chapter One: Advice to My Daughters
First high school boyfriend: Head gamey jerk who cheated on
me. I went for the first guy who showed an interest in me. Don’t do that,
girls! Go for who YOU like, not the first scrawny guy with a car who asks you
out!
High school boyfriend B: Showed more interest in cars than
in me, nothing to talk about. Don’t be oblivious, girls, and value yourselves!
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| The Waid's waitress at age 16. |
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| Boyfriend B was my prom date junior year |
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| Me and Debbie ... do you know how long it took to get those rockin' bangs? And how much Aquanet? |
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| A lot of Sun-in and QT (Quick Tan) went into the making of this girl. |
Early twenties: Well, let’s switch gears now and date a
psychologist (not mine; I certainly don’t need therapy … ha!) who is about
twice my age. That can only end well, right? Nah, he peed in my Cheerios and
told me it was raining (caught him with another woman – and her kids! -- at his
house; he ended up marrying her briefly; his third wife). In an attempt to keep
this guy, I proclaimed that I did not need to have children since he didn’t
want more. EEEEEK!
Which brings us to our much happier story. And the lesson
that GREAT things come out of CRAP things. And that the highest high you will
ever feel (lasting love) often comes from the lowest low (crying yourself to
sleep from rejection and a broken heart).
1995, I’m 24. I’m sick to death of men. But I know it’s my
fault because I do the ultimate picking. A friend gives me a copy of Dr. Laura’s
“10 Stupid Things Women do to Mess Up Their Lives.” She looks like a witch. She
looks mean. I also start listening to her radio show. Holy crap, she’s talking
to me! Have I really done all 10 of those things? Have I really broken every
Commandment in the process? Things can’t get any worse. Guess I’ll start
looking for someone decent, or not looking. Maybe I’ll make a good lesbian … I
hate cooking and cleaning, after all, and like to negotiate. I might look good
with short hair. (oh, the stereotypes)
Friday, May 4, 2012
One Man's Quest to Be Penniless
Yes, it's Men Living Simply on the show this week, people. Check out this little gem I found and love. Could you do it? Of course you could do it. But if you have kids and do this, you would get them taken away. As a married person, could you convince your spouse to do it?
The county appraiser's website says my house is less than 1,300 square feet big. Currently that's too big for us ... and if it starts to feel cramped, I just get rid of more stuff. My closet is so sparse I think I might have a penis. Wait, except my husband has like 3 times more clothing than I do, but I bet I can convince him to kill some of that. I think he might have more shoes than I do, too. But he has a regular job, too, and needs to look nice sometimes.
What's my point? My point is that I need to go out and start collecting designer handbags or something to be more like a female. I paint my toenails pretty colors; does that count?
Do you, like me, catch a show every now and then with hoarders in it (or visit an actual hoarder house) and then go home and get rid of 3 trash bags of stuff?
Have a great Cinco de Mayo. We'll be in town still. I get to go to a CDM party that was supposed to be at my house but our plans got changed so often that my good friend is taking it over at her place. I get to hang out with a bunch of fellow hippie-ish homeschoolers and it just might be my first adult party in like 10 years .... taking the kids, of course. I will be calling everyone a hot tamale.
The county appraiser's website says my house is less than 1,300 square feet big. Currently that's too big for us ... and if it starts to feel cramped, I just get rid of more stuff. My closet is so sparse I think I might have a penis. Wait, except my husband has like 3 times more clothing than I do, but I bet I can convince him to kill some of that. I think he might have more shoes than I do, too. But he has a regular job, too, and needs to look nice sometimes.
What's my point? My point is that I need to go out and start collecting designer handbags or something to be more like a female. I paint my toenails pretty colors; does that count?
Do you, like me, catch a show every now and then with hoarders in it (or visit an actual hoarder house) and then go home and get rid of 3 trash bags of stuff?
Have a great Cinco de Mayo. We'll be in town still. I get to go to a CDM party that was supposed to be at my house but our plans got changed so often that my good friend is taking it over at her place. I get to hang out with a bunch of fellow hippie-ish homeschoolers and it just might be my first adult party in like 10 years .... taking the kids, of course. I will be calling everyone a hot tamale.
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Thursday, May 3, 2012
A Man Quits His Job
You hafta check out this friend of mine's blog post. He has voluntarily quit his sweet job so he can spend time with his daughter while she is young. You see, he's a stay-at-home mom trapped in a man's body. Click on the words "blog post" above to be escorted there digitally.
This guy and his family live next door to one of my very best friends, who also homeschool. The house next to them is in foreclosure and I'm thinking if we bought it the neighborhood could go to homeschool hell in a Chanel handbag!
By the way, does anybody else know how they get all those lightening bug butts in glo-sticks? I mean, is there a lightening bug farm somewhere?
This guy and his family live next door to one of my very best friends, who also homeschool. The house next to them is in foreclosure and I'm thinking if we bought it the neighborhood could go to homeschool hell in a Chanel handbag!
By the way, does anybody else know how they get all those lightening bug butts in glo-sticks? I mean, is there a lightening bug farm somewhere?
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Animal Tales at Crown Center
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