Sometimes I wonder why I wake up in the morning and continue on the day of disastrous events. I end the day in a state of oblivion laughing at the messes that continue to come my way.
I find the only way to make it through crazy chaotic kid days, is to laugh at what takes place rather then get too uptight about it. Kids are kids and are innocent little people trying to make it through their own day in a big world being told “no” all the time.
I find it’s easier to laugh at the crazy responses rather then get upset as if they are an adult choosing to be ignorant. :)
I wake up this morning to an early start with kids being here around 7:30.
Take Haylee to Preschool- out of gas and running late.
Leave gas station and ALL 16 oz of my coffee spill on the entire backseat floor.
Get to preschool in the nick of time.
Clean up coffee disaster
Spend time with a girlfriend while the boys play (relaxing)
Pick up kids- I have a tummy bug that persists all day long.
We have an accident in two of the kids pants while at the park.
Kids play in the sandbox and little Ian decides to chomp on seashells.
Kids leave for the day- make dinner and my husbands doesn’t eat due to not feeling good.
Husband came home with migrane
Cooper is crying, he wants his footie pajamas on and I put his foot-less pajamas on as it’s very hot in our house.
My husband and I cave in to our little son wanting footie pj’s and a muffin. We laugh to ourselves in utter oblivion of what this night consists of.
Nights not over– Cooper goes to bed late, I rush to the store for my prescription.
8:57- pharmacy closes at 9, I walk in the door with NO perscription.
8:58- Pharmacy calls, they found my prescription laying on the ground.
9 pm- try and dish up some granola for a snack, spill it everywhere. (Husband chuckles)
I begin to tell my husband this is how my ENTIRE day has gone while I accidentally puncture the container the granola is in, spilling the remainder amongst the rest.
Stare at the pile of clean clothes covering the floor while I wish my prescription was in hand, pj’s on, face washed and clothes were folded.
I refuse to fold the clothes tonight and will begin my day again tomorrow around 7.
Husband needs something printed and scanned. We both spend 30 minutes trying to figure out why the printer will not print the current document but prints 5 different items from three months ago.
Paper jam- try again.
Paper jam- finally we get duplicates of the item and we send it off.
10 pm- in bed
Moment of Truth: Some days you simply can’t wish them away and must laugh at the stupidity you discovered each hour. How are your days similar?

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