Friday, October 31, 2008

Friend or Acquaintance???

I realized not to long ago that I don't have very many friends. I have some acquaintances who I talk to every now and then. And if I don't want to feel awkward at a party I can stand by them and not feel to weird. Yes, it is pathetic, I know, but thats my life.

SO ANYWAY,

It is REALLY depressing when you figure out that the one person you thought was a friend turns out to only be an acquaintance. ACTUALLY, it made me mad!

This person was at the same party as I was, I talked to this person for a minute when she arrived but I could tell she was distracted (busy with her friends) SO I spent the evening with my acquaintances. Toward the end of the night I sought her out because I didn't get in a good visit with her (we only ever talk at church). I found her and tried to start a converstation with her. She answered my question and then turned around and ignored me!!! In the words of Stephanie Tanner -- HOW RUDE!!! At that point I was done! I left and came home.

I am so mad that she treated me like that!!!

I'm tired and am going to bed, MAYBE I wont be as mad in the morning. DOUBTFUL

P.S. I am now really good at spelling the word - acquaintance!!!

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Icecream........for breakfast???

This morning I went out to pick up my kids on the playground and one of my little girls comes walking up and says, "I didn't get to finish my breakfast." She then proceeds to lick her icecream cone. Yes, thats right, her breakfast was a vanilla icecream cone!!! I told her that she needed to throw it way because breakfast was over.

WHAT WAS HER MOM THINKING???
Most people know better that to feed a child icecream for breakfast.

Was she wild the rest of the day? I think so, but maybe she was the same as she is everyday. Maybe it was my sub concious knowing what she had for breakfast and exagerating her behavior.

Two tips for parents -

1. DON'T feed your child icecream for breakfast
and
2. IF you do, don't send them to school with it!!! Then at least if the child tells me she had icecream I can give the parent the benefit of the doubt.