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Welcome to Not Me! Monday! This blog carnival was created by MckMama. You can head over to her blog to read what she and everyone else have not been doing this week
It wasn't me who let Jessica go to school without her hair combed because she slept in and didn't have everything pack and was running around like a chicken with her head cut off. (It wasn't pretty this morning).
It wasn't me who skipped exercising 2 days in a row. Nope, I wouldn't do that. I exercise eeeevery day ;)
It wasn't me who contemplated letting her runny nose, coughing son walk on the cold concrete because he took his shoes off before we got home especially when his mama told him not to. It was not me who wanted to strangle him all this past week because he hit the terrible twos, two months early.
It was not me who sent Jess to bed without dinner because she refused to eat. Really it wasn't...that was daddy, lol. She ate like a horse the next day.
It was not me who went down another dress size...wait... THAT WAS ME!!!!!!! lololol.
See ya next week on Not Me Monday :)

Comments

  1. those were great. I let my son go outside in the bitter cold because he refused to put his coat on.
    Awesome job on going down another dress size. Yee haw!

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  2. way to go on losing another dress size...that always feels AWESOME!!

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  3. congratulations on the smaller size!

    I never did any of those things when my kids were small, either...never.

    And I always exercise every day.

    Right.

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  4. I was laughing reading your things, because I never did that with my kids.

    LOLOLOLOL,

    Great job again on the dress size woo woo!

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