Sahm I Am. Meredith Efken
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I really don’t think anything related to children could reasonably be considered off topic in a discussion group for stay-at-home moms.
Z
From: | The Millards <[email protected]> |
To: | SAHM I Am <[email protected]> |
Subject: | Re: [SAHM I AM] OT: Off Topic |
Zelia Muzuwa wrote:
<I really don’t think anything related to children could reasonably be considered off topic in a discussion group for stay-at-home moms.>
I agree.
Jocelyn
From: | Rosalyn Ebberly <[email protected]> |
To: | SAHM I Am <[email protected]> |
Subject: | Re: [SAHM I AM] OT: Off Topic |
I’m quoting from the SAHM I AM welcome message:
Please do not send one-liner messages such as “I agree” or “Me, too” to the entire loop. Send it to the individual to whom it is directed.
Thanks!
Rosalyn
“She looks well to the ways of her household, and does not eat the bread of idleness.”
Proverbs 31:27 (NASB)
From: | Zelia Muzuwa <[email protected]> |
To: | SAHM I Am <[email protected]> |
Subject: | Re: [SAHM I AM] OT: Off Topic |
Sorry.
Z
From: | The Millards <[email protected]> |
To: | SAHM I Am <[email protected]> |
Subject: | Re: [SAHM I AM] OT: Off Topic |
Me, too! :)
Jocelyn
From: | Connie Lawson <[email protected]> |
To: | The Millards <[email protected]> Zeila Muzuwa <[email protected]> |
Subject: | QUIT IT, YOU TWO! |
I mean it!
Connie
From: | Zelia Muzuwa <[email protected]> |
To: | Connie Lawson <[email protected]> |
CC: | The Millards <[email protected]> |
Subject: | Wanted: Sense of Humor for Loop Mom |
Come on, Connie, we were just giving Rosalyn a hard time. It’s late, the kids are in bed, and Ducie never showed up for our Monday online chat. What do you expect us to do for entertainment?
Z
From: | Dulcie Huckleberry <[email protected]> |
To: | SAHM I Am <[email protected]> |
Subject: | [SAHM I AM] Yesterday was… |
…the worst day of my entire life! I may sound like a melodramatic teenager, but I’m not exaggerating. I came home from a church meeting last night and curled up on my bed in a fetal position. FETAL, mind you—not in the position of actually carrying a fetus, as some older women have asserted upon seeing my jogging-pants and T-shirt swathed body. No, fetal—as in lying on one’s side and tucking head and knees in toward body so as to create the sensation of prenatal security and comfort. A form commonly assumed when one begins one’s day cleaning up smelly diaper artwork off bedroom walls and ends it by being publicly humiliated in front of one’s church peers, with a trip to the gynecologist in between.
Oh, and so far today isn’t much better. Went to the grocery store and the cashier tried to talk to me in SPANISH! I get so tired of that. Just because one is adopted from Guatemala as a 3-year-old does not mean one is fluent in Spanish. Will people never stop judging me by my appearance? ARGH!
Adios, amigas,
Dulcie Huckleberry
From: | The Millards <[email protected]> |
To: | Dulcie Huckleberry <[email protected]> |
Subject: | What on earth??? |
Dulcie,
We missed you last night! What happened? Is everyone okay? Are YOU okay?
Jocelyn
From: | Dulcie Huckleberry <[email protected]> |
To: | “Green Eggs and Ham” (Zelia Muzuwa <[email protected]> The Millards <[email protected]>) |
Subject: | I am SO SORRY! |
Dear GE and Ham,
I’d never tell the whole SAHM I AM loop this, but since we have our own little sub-group, I know I can trust you. So if you want the whole, pathetic tale, fine. Grab a box of Kleenexes and settle in. I already alluded to the episode with Haley and her dirty diaper—all over the walls and crib. Having twins is hard enough without one of them trying to become the 1-year-old equivalent of those modern artists who hang a toilet on the wall and get paid millions for it.
In the afternoon, I had my annual gynecology checkup. First, I discover I am still ten pounds over my pre-pregnancy weight from the twins. (You don’t even want to know how far over I am from before McKenzie.) And since I am now older than 25, they thought it would be good to check my cholesterol. Is there anything more middle-aged than having to get one’s cholesterol tested? I think not.
It turns out that I have low GOOD cholesterol, and so am at HIGH RISK FOR HEART DISEASE! Can you believe it? I am 26 years old, for crying