I always wanted to have the house where everyone wanted to hang out. It seems I may have outdone myself. Both best friends spent the night last night. I'm pretty sure that at one point I was curled up in the corner rocking myself and whispering "Shut the Fuck Up", but that could have just been a nightmare.
Hip Hop's parents picked her up this morning. I dropped Stink Bug off at his house at noon. I get home and the freaking doorbell rings with a kid saying "Hey Miss Half Assed Housewife! Can I come play?"
On the upside, I'm dangerously close to having the laundry done and I have big plans for a cheap dinner at Tin Star tonight. Kids Eat Free on Sundays and I have a coupon for a free queso that I got from being on their email list. Oh yeah, don't forget $3.95 Margaritas too.
All of this followed by a marathon of True Blood, Hung, and Entourage. I have such an exciting life. Not.
PS. If you like Tin Star even a little, sign up for their email list. I got a coupon for a free taco plate right off the bat and have gotten several decent coupons since.
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Ah kidlets. Can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em.
ReplyDeleteThey can be incredibely amusing. But then again, so is TV and the Internet.
You are better people than me-- I am home alone with just two dogs and wondering if I will go to hell for throwing them out to sleep tonight.
ReplyDeleteMmm, free tacos. Never heard of Tin Star---is that a Texas thing?
ReplyDeleteAs far as wanting to be the popular house on the block, I've always aspired to that, too. I think it's because my parents were always a little eccentric, so I was always trying to get away. Last year, I attended the wedding of my best childhood friend, and when we were reminiscing, she said, "Well, your mom always was a little, uh, different." I guess being The Popular Mom has its drawbacks though.