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Crap! Turns out it’s Friday. Happy Friday!

Jeez, I’m so sorry you guys. I thought today was Thursday so I didn’t write a Free Advice Friday post. Please don’t hate me. But if you do find yourself feeling pretty pissed, I have a Free Advice Friday post about anger management. So, um…here’s something else…

My visit to the optometrist

I went to the eye doctor on Monday…or was it yesterday? I swear the days all blend together. Hold on a sec, let me check what day I mentioned it on twitter, because that’s where I do most of my bitching. It’s my bitch diary.

Ok, according to my tweets, it was Wednesday.

Anyway, so I went to the eye doctor Wednesday and the assistant lady took me into this teeny tiny room. The room was like 3×5 and we were right on top of each other. I was just so damn grateful that I remembered to Fabreze myself before leaving the house.

*TIP – If you don’t have time to shower, Fabreze yourself…it’s not just for smelly couches anymore. Also, use Fabreze’s Active Sport line, because people who know anything about Fabreze will think you worked out.

She put a blood pressure cuff on my arm and asked me all sorts of non-eye related questions. She wanted to know: my height, my weight, any medications I took, if I might be pregnant “not that you look it! hahaha”. I was so confused, I screamed the date of my last menstrual cycle and started to disrobe for my pap smear. I figured we had just enough room if I put my legs up on the wall.

I think she was a little embarrassed for both of us because she wouldn’t make eye contact with me. Though maybe they don’t bother making eye contact because most people coming there can’t see?

Next, I was moved to a bigger and better room to wait for the eye doctor.

Can I just say, I hate the “Is 1 better or is 2? 2 or 3? 3 or 1?…better or worse or about the same?”

I’m convinced that when an optometrist asks “or about the same?” it’s code for, “I never changed the lens asshole, I just want to see if you’re full of bullshit and indecision”

Those damn vision tests are the most stressful tests I will ever take…and I’ve taken pregnancy tests. It’s a pretty big deal because if I screw it up, I’ll be running into poles for the next year.

After driving my optometrist crazy, by saying “can you do it again?” several thousand times, she escorted me to the frame lady.

Ah, the frame lady. I rely heavily on this woman. You see, I can’t see. When I’m trying on those frames, that are filled with plain glass and not my prescription, I can’t see myself clearly in the mirror. I depend on her to tell me if they look good, edgy but not too edgy, and if they compliment my face.

So when I saw that my frame lady was wearing Harry Potter glasses and a bad Christmas sweater, well, I just knew that I was better off closing my eyes and pointing to a pair on the wall. And so I did.

I bet I made a great uninformed choice. We’ll find out in 7-10 business days.

Afterwards, I headed out into the large parking lot where I failed to locate my SUV. I wandered around the lot for a while, a long while. At first, I was calm about the whole thing, it’s not like this hasn’t happened before. It wasn’t until minute 15 that the concern and fear really kicked in. But I kept searching…I kept the fire burning…for 2 more minutes.

Feeling tired and defeated, I rested my weary body on the bumper of the closest car. Not one to pass up a moment of vanity, I checked my hair in the reflection of the car next to me. Ugh, I could hardly see myself, the windows looked all gunked up from greasy little hands. And that’s when the realization occurred! Those greasy little hand prints were Ana’s.

Oh yeah, I drove Brian’s car to my eye doc appointment.

As soon as I got in his car I proceeded to post my ridiculousness on Facebook and Twitter because self-deprecation, in an attempt to make you laugh, is my ‘thing’. You’re welcome.

The reasons…

The reason we buy our toilet paper in bulk from Costco…

“Mom, is this enough?” Ana, age 3

 

The reason I will no longer go to Big Lots (until they send me vouchers to a nearby car wash)…

Notice the seagulls that live in the parking lot year round, despite us being 2 hours from the beach. Migrate damn it!

 

The real reason we still have baby gates and child proof locks…

This is just one of the rips…I have them strategically hidden. We’ll get a new couch the day after he dies.

 

The reason we are late for preschool every morning…

Maybe turn down your volume before clicking here.

 

The reason I prefer to shop alone…

Yes, she’s riding a plunger through the hardware store.

 

The reason my life is chaotic…funny…and beautiful…

Inspiration is happening all up in here!

Over the weekend I attended a craft fair (as a crafter- don’t ask), and I saw something by another crafter that inspired me. It wasn’t so much as what she made, but rather the mechanics behind it. So I’m spending today designing, producing, and documenting my creation so that I can share it with you tomorrow as my “Tip for Tuesday”.

I can’t tell you what it is but I can assure you that it’s totally disgusting and inappropriate for polite company. Intrigued? Thought so.

In the meantime, enjoy this photo. Ana says it’s a picture of “Me and my Christmas honkey”. That was just too funny to correct.

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Friday at the Vet’s

I know, I know, I usually mention my weekend happenings on Mondays, but I got a little side tracked with my fuzzy feeling, armless, dog story. It was a good one, wasn’t it? You can read it again here.

If you follow me on twitter you may be familiar with this story. And if you don’t follow me on twitter, umm…maybe you should start. My handle is @mothakim – 10-4 little buddy.

Friday

I had to take Buddy, our 3-legged foster dog, to the vets.

Question: Is the fact that he has 3 legs relevant to the story?

Answer: No. But I like saying it – “Buddy, our 3 legged foster dog”

Anyway, the earliest appointment I could get was at 2:15 pm, which meant Ana had to come with me. And wherever Ana goes, a blog post magically writes itself.

We arrived at the vets a few minutes early, so I was a little surprised when they took us into the tiny examination room right away. I can only assume they recognized Ana from the ‘water cooler incident’ and wanted to contain little Miss Liability.

dun dum dun dum dun dun dun dun

I swear we waited in that room for over a half hour while vet techs came in and out, reminding us that the doctor would be in soon. Meanwhile Ana was in full-on bitch mode. “I’m thirsty” “I’m hungry” “I have to go pee pee”. The “pee pee” threat is the one that made me nervous.

I really didn’t want to leave the examination room. I had that deli counter feeling- you know the one, they’d call my number “29…29…29…” but I wouldn’t hear it because I’m making a mad dash to grab my Tampax Tampons (I swear they should sponsor me). Next thing I know the deli guy has moved on to customer 30 and I’m back at that stupid red dispenser pulling number 92.

So I say to Ana, “Can you hold it?”

Her response?

“Uck, ok, but then I have to wash my hands” and she starts pulling her pants down…(???)

Oh. my. god. she’s going to pee in her hands…to literally hold it!

She’s not playing around. So now I have no choice but to abandon the examination room in search of the restroom.

I find the bathroom. It’s one of those overly large single toilet rooms, the kind that can accommodate a wheelchair, or a mariachi band if you want to have company while you shit. So the three of us (oh yeah, Buddy our 3-legged foster dog) head in. I get Ana on the toilet, I’m watching her balance on the edge of this toilet, and I hear a familiar tinkling sound…only it’s not coming from her.

I look over my shoulder and Buddy is urinating on the trashcan! His leg is hitched high over his head, and I gasp as I watch him tip over in mid stream (because he has 3 legs), urine going everywhere. And for a moment, I’m not sure if I’m suppose to be angry or not. I mean, it is a bathroom, Ana is peeing, who knows, maybe Buddy is super smart and was holding it for the bathroom. And if that’s the case, can I really yell at him? I clean it up, think about telling the receptionist, then decide to spare Buddy from the embarrassment of his faux paw (get it? faux paw!).

We head back into the room and the doctor finally comes in. She kicks Buddy’s tires, gives me a laundry list of recommended improvements (including teeth cleaning for $1000) and says “So you’re hoping to find someone to adopt a 6 year old, 3 legged dog? Good luck with that.”

Buddy and I look at each other, and I give him a mental high five for peeing on her floor.

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