Thursday, April 1, 2010

high heels and a lacy apron



Before I had a baby, before I got married, I envisioned myself being like THE most put together mom. Like, milfin' it up with my hot ass baby all decked out in cool clothes. Avery would look like Suri Cruise with a perfect bob, and I would have bangles and earrings and nothing could upset me. I would be the envy of everyone.

I pictured waking up in the morning and bluebirds would greet me at my window and sing me a song. They may even fly inside and help me get dressed. I would cook a gourmet breakfast in sexy high heels and a lacy apron. I would feed my family a nutritious meal, and my husband would give me a kiss, tell me what a great wife I am, and walk out in his expensive suit with his really cool suitcase.

This is what my morning looked like:

1. Daughter wakes up at 5
2. I beg daughter to go back to sleep (this has never worked)
3. Husband and I fight over discuss who is going to find the remote so daughter can watch cartoons so we can sleep longer
4. Husband gives up and starts getting ready for work
5. While I'm trying to get in an extra 5 minutes of sleep, husband asks me where everything is as if I have some sort of map drawn up of every possession we own and where it is in the house
6. I grab daughter and stumble downstairs in my unsexy over-sized t-shirt I bought on clearance
7. I make breakfast, and husband makes comment that I'm not making the eggs right
8. I get mad because I'm PMSing and extra sensitive
9. Husband gets mad and leaves
10. Dogs eat husband's breakfast

Oh, and Avery looks like this:


Yes, we are SO fancy.


5 comments:

  1. Hahahah. you usually are all decked out.... what are you talking about?

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  2. # 5 is classic. Michael does the same thing to me all the time and it DRIVES ME CRAZY for two reasons.

    1- He lacks the ability to OPEN HIS EYES and look for something himself.

    and

    2- Even if I tell where something is, he still lacks the ability to find it. I have to stop whatever I'm doing, walk over to where I told him something was and find it for him. He'll be looking for something endlessly and I'll find it in a matter of seconds.

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  3. Beautiful is the day when your daughter will be old enough to get her own cheerios, and learn to turn on the tv herself. :D

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