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Sep
Posted by Liz in Family, Thoughts. Tagged: 50s, Family, housewife, husband, ideas, makeup, marriage, mother, relationships, Thoughts, wife. 2 Comments
A friend recently put a quote from a book she was reading on Facebook: “…when her husband came home from work he was greeted not by his children’s mother, and not by the housekeeper, but by the woman he married”. (Talking about the wife of the 50’s changing her clothes before her husband came home)”. I’m [...]
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4
Jun
Posted by Liz in Family, Thoughts. Tagged: bills, daughter, don't worry, economy, Family, finances, financial, gas prices, husband, ice cream, interesting, life, money, simple, son, stress, toilet paper, Top Ramen, worry. Leave a Comment
I am a ball of stress. I have always been a ball of stress. No matter the situation, I will find a way to stress about it. Lately I’ve been stressing about money. Sound familiar? I bet you do the same thing from time to time, more so in our current economy. Gas prices are [...]
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11
Nov
Posted by Liz in Family, Thoughts. Tagged: call of duty, chicken nuggets, date night, embarrassing, Family, funny, Game Stop, gamers, humor, husband, kids, late night, life, mcdonald's, temper tantrum, video games, world at war, world war 2, WW2, WWII, x-box, x-box 360. 2 Comments
If you move in video game circles (or love someone who does) chances are you have heard of the Call of Duty games. My husband is a HUGE fan and the release of the newest installment was driving him mad with anticipation. He had pre-ordered the game and just happened to have to work when [...]
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3
Oct
Posted by Liz in Family, Thoughts. Tagged: allergy, chores, crazy, dishes, domestic, experiment, frustration, housewife, husband, laundry, lazy, life, married life, pain in the butt, peanut butter, random, Sports Center, Thoughts, vacation, wife. 4 Comments
When I started this blog I promised stories from my crazy life… Well, lately it’s been anything but crazy. In fact, my life has become… well, it basically feels like walking through peanut butter every day. Can you imagine what it would feel like to walk through a river of peanut butter (if you’re allergic [...]
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