Sometimes we get caught up in rushing to get everything that has to be done done. We rush to relax before we rush off to sleep so that we can get up and start rushing out of bed to rush the kids off to school and rush to work. Repeat rush repeat rush repeat rush repeat rush.
Then we stop to smell the roses. Or in my case, the cherry coke and whipped vodka.
It had been one of those all rush weeks where everything had left me with a tic and a twitch.
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We have really been boring lately. Not too many funny stories to
report on. Chris is working on finishing the basement and me and the boys have
been getting back in to the work/school routine.
Here's a run down
of our latest funny conversations:
Me: "Boys! Aunt Suzie is taking you to
the movies. Do you want to see Puss in Boots 3D or (something else I can't
remember)?
Nuby and
Peyton (yelling and jumping up and down): "PUSSY BOOTS! PUSSY BOOTS!
Devin: Can we take turns doing my homework? My hands
are tired.
Me: No, I have my work to do and you have your
work to do.
Devin: But, you are faster than me.
Me: All you have to do is finish your homework
and it's done. I have to fold never ending laundry because you guys want to
wear clothes every day of your life.
Devin: I make your job easier cause sometimes I
wear my underwear for 2 days. Now you should have to help me.
Me: I'm different. I'm not a Jennifer or a
Jenny with a Y. I'm Jennie with an I-E.
Coworker:
.....with an IEP.
Me: (I turn to face my usual
smiling-happy-go-lucky co-worker)
Coworker: (Staring at me with a
stone-faced-caught-in-the-headlights look)
Me: GAAAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Coworker: I can't believe that came out.
Me: (Still cracking up) What else is roaming
around in your head just waiting to get out? On second thought....keep them
there!
(Everyone is
always joking about how the things that drive me crazy with Devin are the
things that I do also. So, this made it all the funnier. It was in no way meant
to be a dive at anyone with an IEP. I'm very open about my wierd quirks and
issues. If there were an adult IWorkP. I'd be first on the list.)
Me: Ok. Let's take a look and see about your
EITC.
Client: Alrighty.
Me: Great! You'll be getting back X dollars in
the Earned Income Crack Credit.
Client: Crack? (laughing) I knew the government
was getting shadier these days.
Me: (talking to the tv) Dirty hoe.
Chris:
love your kids!
ReplyDeleteThanks. I kind of like them too....most of the time!
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