My email still refuses to let me send stuff, so Jimbo will be accessing my email at work and sending it out for me.
Just letting a special someone know. ;)
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Fricking Fracking!!
Posted by Jaime at 2:44 PM 1 comments
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Message
What kind of message do you think it sends when your 13 year old, in a fit of rage, breaks not one but two of his $200 glasses and then informs you that he wants contact lenses and he will only break any other glasses you buy? And you get angry and tell him - rightfully so- that you will not buy him contacts and he can forget it. Only to reneg on your original promise later because - well - he needs to see after all.
I have an idea. Get some black electric tape, ply those pieces together and have him go to school Steve Irkel style. If that doesn't clear up his attitude then at least he'll realize for once you mean business.
Posted by Jaime at 9:53 AM 1 comments
Crazy in Alabama
First, the news story that inspired the entry HERE. Preacher's wife found dead in freezer, never reported missing, body has been there 3 years.
I know sickos roam all across the USA but we have our share here. This story reminded me of something that happened years ago when I was just a child.
One day we'd went yard selling, pulling through the back of the trailer park. I was in my Momaw's maroon Chrysler and we rounded the hill when I saw the police, ambulance crews and cadaver dogs. Back then the news crews weren't tipped off early on so they hadn't arrived.
As we drove by, my child's mind thought it saw an arm leaned against a tree, near the ground. Of course, I told myself it wasn't what I thought it was and we drove by to Momaw's house.
I would discover later it was indeed an arm I saw as the man who lived in the house with his wife and children got pissed, killed her in the trailer and then cut her up, burying her under the new porch and then painted the sucker red to cover the stains. She was reported missing by him - he claimed she had skipped town and the smell (and obvious freshly painted porch) led police to her body.
Crazies in Alabama - the not so nice place to live when your husband is a psycho.
Posted by Jaime at 8:41 AM 3 comments
Labels: Life Redneckville News
Some Crazy, Well you Know
Last night as the most freaky, scary and honestly weird thing I've experienced.
I was in bed, trying to drift off when I noticed this odd - how do I describe this - tingly/pain in my left leg. When I reached down, my foot was cold. I moved it around, flexing my calf muscle and tried to fall back to sleep when my left arm starting going numb and got the tingles.
I had to stop sleeping on my right side and moved to my left in an attempt to change blood flow and it helped at first but it just did the same thing. Left leg was numbish and painful, as was the left arm.
I had a test on my nerves in these a few months back and it came out alright. I've also had a MRI scan which was clear too. I have no idea what it is, but it's freaking me out.
Posted by Jaime at 6:21 AM 1 comments
Labels: Life Heath
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
NO!
NO! You cannot...
Have more cereal, ice cream, chips, cookies, crackers or whatever other food you want right now.
Watch the same Thomas video over and over.
Play with the blinds.
Destroy my room.
Smear food into the floor.
Climb over the gate.
Play with the remote.
Eat that food you found on the floor.
Hit your sibling.
Yell and scream.
Throw a tantrum.
Break various objects.
Throw your toys.
Whine and cry about it.
And NO, I won't change my mind!
Posted by Jaime at 12:17 PM 0 comments
Twilight Popularity
I've read Twilight at least 7-8 times now, New Moon (my least favorite) 3-4 and Eclipse 7-8 times as well. There is something about the characters that pull you in and make you care about them so much so you simply cannot stop thinking about them, even when you've closed the book.
So I was speaking to my husband about a few controversies with the books.
The first being the Mom's who say they refuse to allow their daughter's to read them because it portrays girls as worthless unless they have the love of a beautiful boy - valid I suppose. And they claim it is a negative example that Bella is willing to forsake everything, her life, her family, her mortality, all for the sake of this boy she loves - also valid.
Which brings me to the other thing Jimbo asked - why are these books so insanely popular??
I really thought about that. Why is it "I" love the books so much. Basically the story is a romance novel about Bella and Edward.
Then it hit me.
I think the reason so many people relate to this story, especially girls and women, is because Edward isn't around anymore. We live in a society today where men teach their boys to be "manly". Where it's acceptable to call girls and women "bitches and ho's" and to ask a girl out by saying "hey baby, can I dip those digits?"
Gone is the guy who holds opens the door, brings you flowers on the first date or tells you how amazingly beautiful you are in his eyes. The romance has faded and in it's place are men who think we're lucky they will give us the time of day and there are girls convinced enough to buy it.
I'm fortunate that my husband was raised by a woman who taught him early on how to treat a woman like a lady - with respect and kindness. The sad thing is that most women wouldn't want a man like mine because he didn't fit the description girls are brought up believing will make them happy. A huge 6' plus guy with bulging abs and a temper.
Mom Confession of the Week
My Children
If you asked me today what my least favorite noise or sound is I'd tell you this:
My Children
It's all about perception isn't it?
Posted by Jaime at 6:11 AM 0 comments
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