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(I've moved this to the top of the blog as it was pointed out to me recently that many people do not read disclaimers. Now that it's at the TOP of the page, you can't blame me if you miss it.)

I'm sure most of you realize this blog is meant in fun and is in no way intended to hurt anyone's feelings, mar my husband's excellent reputation, or to be derogatory towards or defame "the game". This is my subtle attempt at satire, and also a place for people like me who simply don't understand "the game" or it's pull to many successful, middle aged men and women. Please do not send me hate mail regarding the topic, or messages telling me how immature I am for creating such an outlandish blog. Thank you.

Monday, August 24, 2009

Sleepy Sunday

Sunday afternoons are meant for relaxing and enjoying time with each other.  Today, however, I was not feeling very well – and made the mistake of telling the family to “do whatever you want” while I went upstairs to take a nap.   Ever heard the phrase… “famous last words”?

After a short nap, I tried to make it back downstairs – still cloudy from the cold medicine I’d taken and still not feeling entirely too well.  I was greeted in the kitchen by my two year old and my three year old taking all the straws off of the Capri Suns and trying to open them all – to squirt them on the floor of course.  Lunch was strewn all over the counter – mayonnaise and other perishables on the counter.  And the rest of the downstairs in a general state of chaos.

I know I didn’t specifically say, “it’d be nice to help me out by cleaning up”, or “it might be a good idea to keep the kids away from sharp objects” – so this could be my fault.  However, where were the older “responsible” people that were supposed to be watching and caring for the younger ones?

Playing “the game”.  Of Course.

1 comments:

Ryan said...

I love your blog. I don't know if it is because I hate WoW or because it's really funny to read but either way I love it. I sent you a video that would be a great addition to your blog.

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