Awkward:
Getting a text from a number I didn't know that read:
"Sux i dont get to see ya from time to time nemore.
U wer always sme eye candy"
Wow, where do I even start with this one?
Let's see...
1. That's way creepy--especially considering I didn't know who it was.
2. Do you see his spelling? Is he 12? ha ha
Needless to say, I asked who it was and never responded once he told me who it was...
Having two guys sitting next to you in class who believe their sole purpose is to see how quickly they can embarrass you.
Of course, with me, that never takes long.
Should be an interesting quarter...
Should be an interesting quarter...
When your friend makes comments about random people a little louder than she should
and the following embarrassment on your part, while trying to shush her and hide from the random glares.
and the following embarrassment on your part, while trying to shush her and hide from the random glares.
Awesome:
Getting to hang out with old friends--it always reminds me of how blessed I truly am.
Hoodie season.
It's some Little Red Riding Hood action--not too hot, not too cold; it's just right!
Who uses the actual seasonal terms, anyways?
I use the terms "flip-flop season," "hoodie season," "freeze your butt off/coat season," and "hoodie season #2."
Luckily, in Oklahoma we have two seasons that qualify as "hoodie" weather.
Unluckily for us, our summers are extremely hot and our winters can get extremely cold.
G's new words.
We have been working to increase her vocabulary for months and we are finally seeing progress.
She can name all of her colors, count to ten (usually), identify animals and their sounds, tell you what she wants to eat, and she says "Bye Lana" in the most adorable way!
Speaking of foster kids, we just took in another one last night.
She's absolutely adorable (after we bathed her multiple times).
For some reason she's attached at my hip, so this could get interesting...
It's some Little Red Riding Hood action--not too hot, not too cold; it's just right!
Who uses the actual seasonal terms, anyways?
I use the terms "flip-flop season," "hoodie season," "freeze your butt off/coat season," and "hoodie season #2."
Luckily, in Oklahoma we have two seasons that qualify as "hoodie" weather.
Unluckily for us, our summers are extremely hot and our winters can get extremely cold.
G's new words.
We have been working to increase her vocabulary for months and we are finally seeing progress.
She can name all of her colors, count to ten (usually), identify animals and their sounds, tell you what she wants to eat, and she says "Bye Lana" in the most adorable way!
Speaking of foster kids, we just took in another one last night.
She's absolutely adorable (after we bathed her multiple times).
For some reason she's attached at my hip, so this could get interesting...
Until next time,
The Intelligent Blonde
i have a friend who does the same exact thing! she comments on people too loudly and i get so embarrassed!
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