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I tried to make it through work, but I made it an hour before my bosses insisted I go to the ER, they said I just didn't look right. 
I was ordered to stay at home and rest for at least three days. No driving (ironic), no computer, no reading, no TV (I cheated on this a bit). I spent a lot of time sleeping, I mean A LOT. I still have a headache and my head is still sore, but at least I am only seeing one of everything!!
I had seen about the car on FB.
I'm so sorry about your head, but glad you were finally convinced to go check it out.
Take it slow...concussions are not fun or good.
They like un-iced chocolate cupcakes and muffins, or cookies. I know they are strange!!










But they do have one more chance to gain a bid, and another competition in between to get more practice. On one hand I want them to make it, but on the other hand it means another month of practice and it isn't cheap!!


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. I was convinced by the time I felt well enough to call Disney that POR would be sold out, if it even was included! Plus we still aren't sure if it is a good idea to go in February.
I really wish we would have upgraded our tickets to AP's when we were there in June!! 






























































Oh my gosh, girl! I'm so sorry to hear about the car issues and the concussion. I hope that you've gotten the car back (in fine working order) and are feeling better.

What a gorgeous cake! And the cupcakes looked divine too. You could probably have a decent little business there, if you had the time; I'm sure with two kids and a hubby to look after that is near impossible!
You're kids are the cutest! I adore that Ethan is so supportive of his little sis, that's a great big brother in my book.
Glad your concussion is healing. I'd have been so freaked out. And oh gosh having to just lay about, that'd drive me bonkers.
Can't wait for the latest update!







about It's Tough to be a Bug. I remember when we took Andy for his high school graduation trip and he brought his then girlfriend. We took her (she was 17 at the time) to ITTBAB. I never laughed so hard in all my life. Here are all these little kids laughing and having a grand time, and there was Brandi screaming and jumping all over the place. It was priceless.Love the competition pictures.
Great cake!
I am so glad you finally had a HAPPY day at the Animal Kingdom. I am glad Eric didn't go on Hurl...I hate the spinning and the jerking! Bravo to the kids for doing EE twice; my last time was in June and you won't see me on it again...ever!
You had meabout It's Tough to be a Bug. I remember when we took Andy for his high school graduation trip and he brought his then girlfriend. We took her (she was 17 at the time) to ITTBAB. I never laughed so hard in all my life. Here are all these little kids laughing and having a grand time, and there was Brandi screaming and jumping all over the place. It was priceless.


they are funny!lol I just read this whole thing and let me tell you - I can totally feel you with your son LOL My son (now almost 15) has ADHD, ODD and OCD .. how's that for acronyms lol My husband also has ADD and anxiety disorder...
I set out planning a trip for 2015 originally for spring break .. why? because I had no idea what I was doing lol I also did not know about this site and I had no clue what a crowd calendar was... then I learned and OMG .. 8-10 crowd on our dates in early April.. I just knew putting my son and hubby into that - would NOT be a good vacation AT ALL.
Then I saw the SPD offer and snagged it up for Feb 28-Mar 7. Crowd levels were showing to be 3,4 and maybe a 6 by the weekend. OK that was much better.
I can tell you (and give you hope lol) that by the time they are teens, the melt downs go to the wayside and in its place comes the teen attitude magnified by 5. Alot of arguing.. that is about what we deal with now. NOW is the age though, we can enter the park and send him on his way meeting us up again later LOL Also by this time, you develop the "I don't give a crap what anyone else thinks of my parenting" ... as they don't deal with the same issues lol I just wanted to chime in and let you know - you aren't alone in that realm and I can totally smile and laugh it off with you lol

Fun!


Yay! ADHD mood swings replaced by hormonal teenager moodswings!Fun!
All kidding aside, sometimes you just have to laugh! right? I am swiftly coming to the "I don't give a crap what other people thing!" philosophy with parenting. I have grown tired of "explaining" why Ethan doesn't make eye contact when people he doesn't know ask him questions, who cares.
You are totally right when you say they don't deal with the same issues, so who cares what they think. My best friend who has a son the same age is one of those parents who asks "why... why is Ethan doing that... why is he acting like that... why why why..." I have grown so tired of it, that I stopped answering her questions, at all. I would just look at her like she never said anything, it was awkward, but it was the only thing that worked. And to be honest it was a little fun!![]()
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and I just don't care lol The best when they are teens is like this conversation.. which just happened this morning at 5:30am.. 