Random Tuesday Thoughts~Men In Underwear

If it’s Tuesday, this must be, Random Tuesday Thoughts. It’s brought to you by Keely at The Un-Mom. She really knows how to rock Tuesdays so go and check her out and tell her the Blue Monkey Butt sisters sent you!

Stacy

Why is it that when I’m quiet at work, everyone automatically thinks there’s something wrong?  Apparently I must talk too much.

While waiting for the dentist my 9 year old was looking up at all the diploma’s and said, ‘well at least we know he’s a trained professional.”

My oldest came out and asked for a drink, I got up from the computer where I was facebooking working and got him a drink.  As I was doing this he turned and asked, “Oh, are you done with the computer now?”  Gee, my facebook email page is showing on the computer, my chair is pushed out, and I was just there a second ago, what do you think?

I hate the new Facebook page!  If you haven’t gotten it yet, consider yourself lucky, but beware, Facebook is about to suck A LOT!

What was with all the Super Bowl Commercials with guys in their underwear?  I mean, they weren’t even guys you’d want to see in their underwear!  I’m sure a guy came up with these commercials.  If a girl had come up with them, we would of seen Eric Dane, Josh Holloway, David Beckham, or someone else that would look good!  Sorry Mom, but I couldn’t resist putting in the picture….

 Elle

Hey Stacy,  it might be because you talk too much, but I bet it’s more that they’re afraid of what you’re up too. Just like when little kids are too quiet, it means trouble.

Monday morning J-Man was trying a hard as he could to stay home from school. He moved like every single molecule in his body ached and tried to look as sick as possible. I kept pushing him to get ready and then he gave this one horrible cough and looked at me and asked “Are you sure I should be going to school with that cough?” “Yes buddy, I’m sure.” But I couldn’t help thinking that this would be the one time his cough did turn into bronchitis or pneumonia and he would never forget that I sent him to school with “that cough”.