me&myBoys

Life with boys. Married to one, raising one, and one that is brand new. Gotta love it.

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I am 30 years old, married with children. If the 20's are for finding yourself, I think it's happened just in time. Up til now I've kind of felt like a poser. But, these boys . . . Ry, G, & O . . . they've helped me become who I'm supposed to be. Being part of their lives, helping them know they are precious and loved is what I am supposed to do. Everything else is extra to that primary goal.

Friday, October 06, 2006

teeny-tiny


The front yard is one of my favorite attributes of the place. I love that even though we are on the water, my kids can be properly contained in this fenced in play area. The tree house and sand box are already a favorite. Instead of getting a traditional outdoor playstation thingy (is that the correct term?) we are going to try to add a slide and swing to the tree. I think it will be so quaint.

This Thursday, I invited 4 of my friend's and their kids over to play. It was a beautiful day and we all sat outside while our children teared around the yard, up and down the tree house, in and through the leaves . . . it was alot of fun. Graham loves having his friends over, and I like talking to someone that doesn't make me repeat myself 25 times. "huh? huh? huh?" is heard much too often from my toddler. I am hoping we can all continue to get together every other week or so, but-

there is a small problem. All of the sudden I realized that none of these girls weigh more than a handful of peanuts. In fact, I am pretty sure that the COLLECTIVE sum of their pant sizes MIGHT equal mine. I'm not sure if this bothers me or not. I mean, should I really hold it against them that they all should be models for Levi's despite the fact that they have babies clinging to them? I don't understand why these particular mommy's haven't hung on to the postpardum weight with nearly the gusto I have.

I guess I have a few options.

1: decide I don't care, enjoy being the "big-boned"girl, the one that could serve as a windblock for the "little ones"
2: find other friends, perhaps at McDonald's
3: or maybe the best option is to secretly attempt to fatten them up . . . WaHaHaHa (evil laugh)

4 Comments:

Blogger Janelle said...

hey - just hang out with me to make yourself feel better. :)

7:03 PM  
Blogger mommy zabs said...

Such a halarious post. and you look great. silly girl.

10:29 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I am laughing out loud!! You are crazy! I honestly think you are one of the most beautiful people I know. I tell Robb often how gorgeous I think you are. My baby is 16 months old so I have some post partum months on you!
Please don't dump us as friends, we'll gain a few pounds just to be able to continue to hang out with you if it makes you feel better.
:-)
Teresa

10:38 AM  
Blogger Kim said...

You are so funny. I admire that you can write out what I have thought many times.
We can hang out anytime if that makes you feel better. I never mind being an self esteem booster for someone.
Great party the other night. It was lots of fun. Thanks for having us.
Kim

10:00 AM  

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