THANK GOD IT'S MONDAY! (23)
friendsfirst: Anyone glad it’s Monday?
A co-worker of mine (married with no kids) just stopped in my office and asked what I did this weekend… my reply was simple, “lots of kid stuff.” She prodded a bit more and so I started to tell her all the things we did: hockey practice for my son, swim team for my daughter. Kids friends in and out of the house throughout the weekend. On Saturday night, my husband and I squeezed in a quick dinner, between sets of a musical my daughters are in.
“That’s kind of what you do when you have kids,” I added when I saw her face.
What I neglected mention was all the other stuff I did: broke up fights about the clothing, cleaned up the messy house, answered the phone about 20 times for everyone else but me, negotiated with my husband about his own plans and the plans for the kids, and finally passed out at 9 o’clock last night, lying on the floor of my daughter’s bedroom!
Then I asked her about her weekend…
She had Chinese take out and a watched a movie with her husband on Friday night. On Saturday, she went to a salon to get her hair done, spent some time shopping and then had lunch with a friend. Saturday night, she and her husband met another couple at a new restaurant in the city (she asked me if I’d heard of it… of course, I had not…) and on Sunday she did a bit of laundry, picked up around the apartment and went to visit her in-laws for dinner.
Sound civilized?
In many ways, weekends are harder than the week days. I remember dropping the kids at pre-school and saying to another mom, TGIM—Thank God It’s Monday!
A co-worker of mine (married with no kids) just stopped in my office and asked what I did this weekend… my reply was simple, “lots of kid stuff.” She prodded a bit more and so I started to tell her all the things we did: hockey practice for my son, swim team for my daughter. Kids friends in and out of the house throughout the weekend. On Saturday night, my husband and I squeezed in a quick dinner, between sets of a musical my daughters are in.
“That’s kind of what you do when you have kids,” I added when I saw her face.
What I neglected mention was all the other stuff I did: broke up fights about the clothing, cleaned up the messy house, answered the phone about 20 times for everyone else but me, negotiated with my husband about his own plans and the plans for the kids, and finally passed out at 9 o’clock last night, lying on the floor of my daughter’s bedroom!
Then I asked her about her weekend…
She had Chinese take out and a watched a movie with her husband on Friday night. On Saturday, she went to a salon to get her hair done, spent some time shopping and then had lunch with a friend. Saturday night, she and her husband met another couple at a new restaurant in the city (she asked me if I’d heard of it… of course, I had not…) and on Sunday she did a bit of laundry, picked up around the apartment and went to visit her in-laws for dinner.
Sound civilized?
In many ways, weekends are harder than the week days. I remember dropping the kids at pre-school and saying to another mom, TGIM—Thank God It’s Monday!
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Oops ....... forgot to add my comment ............. seems strange to me that you're referring to yourself as a woman when you're profile claims your a man.
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langleygirl: Oops ....... forgot to add my comment ............. seems strange to me that you're referring to yourself as a woman when you're profile claims your a man.
I was wondering what he/she was talking about too
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Well I guess that answers my question.
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langleygirl: Well I guess that answers my question.
Hey lighten up.
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friendsfirst: Hey lighten up.
Nothing to lighten up about ........ I don't care for deceit.
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langleygirl: Oops ....... forgot to add my comment ............. seems strange to me that you're referring to yourself as a woman when you're profile claims your a man.
hey FF,
I think you have some 'splaining to do
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friendsfirst: Anyone glad it’s Monday?
A co-worker of mine (married with no kids) just stopped in my office and asked what I did this weekend… my reply was simple, “lots of kid stuff.” She prodded a bit more and so I started to tell her all the things we did: hockey practice for my son, swim team for my daughter. Kids friends in and out of the house throughout the weekend. On Saturday night, my husband and I squeezed in a quick dinner, between sets of a musical my daughters are in.
“That’s kind of what you do when you have kids,” I added when I saw her face.
What I neglected mention was all the other stuff I did: broke up fights about the clothing, cleaned up the messy house, answered the phone about 20 times for everyone else but me, negotiated with my husband about his own plans and the plans for the kids, and finally passed out at 9 o’clock last night, lying on the floor of my daughter’s bedroom!
Then I asked her about her weekend…
She had Chinese take out and a watched a movie with her husband on Friday night. On Saturday, she went to a salon to get her hair done, spent some time shopping and then had lunch with a friend. Saturday night, she and her husband met another couple at a new restaurant in the city (she asked me if I’d heard of it… of course, I had not…) and on Sunday she did a bit of laundry, picked up around the apartment and went to visit her in-laws for dinner.
Sound civilized?
In many ways, weekends are harder than the week days. I remember dropping the kids at pre-school and saying to another mom, TGIM—Thank God It’s Monday!
A co-worker of mine (married with no kids) just stopped in my office and asked what I did this weekend… my reply was simple, “lots of kid stuff.” She prodded a bit more and so I started to tell her all the things we did: hockey practice for my son, swim team for my daughter. Kids friends in and out of the house throughout the weekend. On Saturday night, my husband and I squeezed in a quick dinner, between sets of a musical my daughters are in.
“That’s kind of what you do when you have kids,” I added when I saw her face.
What I neglected mention was all the other stuff I did: broke up fights about the clothing, cleaned up the messy house, answered the phone about 20 times for everyone else but me, negotiated with my husband about his own plans and the plans for the kids, and finally passed out at 9 o’clock last night, lying on the floor of my daughter’s bedroom!
Then I asked her about her weekend…
She had Chinese take out and a watched a movie with her husband on Friday night. On Saturday, she went to a salon to get her hair done, spent some time shopping and then had lunch with a friend. Saturday night, she and her husband met another couple at a new restaurant in the city (she asked me if I’d heard of it… of course, I had not…) and on Sunday she did a bit of laundry, picked up around the apartment and went to visit her in-laws for dinner.
Sound civilized?
In many ways, weekends are harder than the week days. I remember dropping the kids at pre-school and saying to another mom, TGIM—Thank God It’s Monday!
I liked that observation FF....
I hate manic mondays, can't deal with the monday morning
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princess49503: hey FF,
I think you have some 'splaining to do
I think you have some 'splaining to do
u r teasing, right? look at all the other joke threads, nobody ever, or rarely cites a source....
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yes Portiea, of course i was joking
sheesh...
sheesh...
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princess49503: yes Portiea, of course i was joking sheesh...
sorry, don't know uthe ones above weren't sheesh!
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Portiea: sorry, don't know u
the ones above weren't sheesh!
the ones above weren't sheesh!
It's all good here.
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But i would be broken hearted if FF was really a woman
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princess49503: But i would be broken hearted if FF was really a woman
so would he
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I enjoy Sunday's best.
Don't particularly care for Mondays.
Don't particularly care for Mondays.
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StressFree: I liked that observation FF.... I hate manic mondays, can't deal with the monday morning
HEY THERE SF!
Yep.It's all there in Black and White. This basically says life is hectic.
Thanks for stopping by.
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MANIC MONDAY.
This thread can get really serious.
That phrase "Manic Monday",referres to a shooting.
It's also a song.
Not sure exactly,but i am close.
GOOD REASON TO TAKE THE DAY OFF!.
From now on.
NO work on MONDAYS!
This thread can get really serious.
That phrase "Manic Monday",referres to a shooting.
It's also a song.
Not sure exactly,but i am close.
GOOD REASON TO TAKE THE DAY OFF!.
From now on.
NO work on MONDAYS!
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friendsfirst: MANIC MONDAY.
This thread can get really serious.
That phrase "Manic Monday",referres to a shooting.
It's also a song.
Not sure exactly,but i am close.
GOOD REASON TO TAKE THE DAY OFF!.
From now on.
NO work on MONDAYS!
This thread can get really serious.
That phrase "Manic Monday",referres to a shooting.
It's also a song.
Not sure exactly,but i am close.
GOOD REASON TO TAKE THE DAY OFF!.
From now on.
NO work on MONDAYS!
A shooting and a song, is this an Only In American moment?
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A co-worker of mine (married with no kids) just stopped in my office and asked what I did this weekend… my reply was simple, “lots of kid stuff.” She prodded a bit more and so I started to tell her all the things we did: hockey practice for my son, swim team for my daughter. Kids friends in and out of the house throughout the weekend. On Saturday night, my husband and I squeezed in a quick dinner, between sets of a musical my daughters are in.
“That’s kind of what you do when you have kids,” I added when I saw her face.
What I neglected mention was all the other stuff I did: broke up fights about the clothing, cleaned up the messy house, answered the phone about 20 times for everyone else but me, negotiated with my husband about his own plans and the plans for the kids, and finally passed out at 9 o’clock last night, lying on the floor of my daughter’s bedroom!
Then I asked her about her weekend…
She had Chinese take out and a watched a movie with her husband on Friday night. On Saturday, she went to a salon to get her hair done, spent some time shopping and then had lunch with a friend. Saturday night, she and her husband met another couple at a new restaurant in the city (she asked me if I’d heard of it… of course, I had not…) and on Sunday she did a bit of laundry, picked up around the apartment and went to visit her in-laws for dinner.
Sound civilized?
In many ways, weekends are harder than the week days. I remember dropping the kids at pre-school and saying to another mom, TGIM—Thank God It’s Monday!