
• I vacuum the living room at least once a day … and my floor is still not clean. • I know every word of at least a dozen VeggieTales tunes. • My fridge resembles a community center bulletin board. • I rarely wear white. • I drive a mini-van. • I take an average of 500-800 photos a month … and rarely appear in one myself. • I make a trip to the grocery store at least every 3 to 4 days, sometimes more. • I can play LEGOS without feeling a need to explain why. • My house is never quiet. • I am in frequent contact with our community’s doctors and dentists. • I always vote in support of the school levies. • I will never have enough wall space to display all of my favorite photos. • I live in a five-bedroom house. • I have a tendency to repeat myself. • There are always toys in my bathtub. • My schedule generally revolves around naptime. • There are always band-aids in my cupboard. • I still have homework. • I hide my tape, permanent markers, glue, matches and chocolate. • It is not unusual for me to be decked out in stickers. • I can’t wait for garage sale season. • There is always something – or someone – in my house that needs to be cleaned. • I have the phone numbers of all five schools in Lewistown saved in my cell phone memory. • There are always fingerprints on my glass front door. And the bathroom light switch. And the door to the fridge. And probably just about everything else in my house. • I tend to find it difficult to concentrate. • I’ve learned to watch my step, especially on the stairs or near any source of water. • I frequently have to go looking for the phone. • I can never seem to buy enough ketchup, cereal, milk, bread, or Ranch dressing. • I appreciate my parents a lot more than I used to. Act like them, too. • I have a stash of confiscated toys in my closet. Most of them make noise. • The phrase “what’s for dinner?” can be like fingernails on a chalkboard. • I get to wave bye-bye to “poopie” at least once a day. • My shoes have a tendency to walk around the house without me. • I use words like “nigh-nigh,” “sockies,” “cutie-bucket,” “boogies,” and “outchie” on a regular basis. • My top wish list items include a personal chef, a housekeeper and free prints for life from Shutterfly. • My yard could be mistaken for the city park or school playground. • I own electric hair clippers and salon-quality scissors. • Hearing the word “mom” can bring both a smile to my face and get on my nerves multiple times a day … mahhhhh, ummmmmm! • I am surrounded by laughter. • I’ve experience true panic. And anger. And fear. And love. Sometimes all at once. • My most recent restaurant visit was to McDonalds. • I have the power to make pain go away instantly with a simple kiss. • I consider a hot bath behind a locked door a decent substitute for a destination vacation. • My kitchen is never clean. Or my bathroom. • I have chosen to work from home. • It can sound strange to hear someone call me by my “real” name. • I still live in a small Montana town. • I’ve spent three entire years of my life pregnant. • I make regular attempts at playing tennis. And Taboo. But not skiing. (The lodge suits me fine, thanks!) • I voted for Barack Obama. • I can get – or give – a hug whenever I want. • I know what it feels like to have my heart walking around outside my body. • There are diapers, wipes, Smarties & a bottle of acetaminophen in my purse. • You can’t walk up my stairs without stepping over a gate. • There’s a good chance there will be someone to take care of me when I’m old. • I rarely have a moment to myself. • I will never catch up on or run out of stories to scrapbook or things to blog about. • I consider LAUNDRY a four-letter word. • I could add to this list for days … and still have more to say. • I am one of the luckiest people in the world.
Love your list! Your kids will love it too when they're older.
ReplyDeleteso very very cool!! and brilliant!! love it!
ReplyDeletemelanie {britgirl}