Those Who Haven't Adopted Should Not Give Me Advice
SO...I got a little message from the director of the agency that we used when adopting DQ. Apparently...our daughter's birthmom thinks we haven't been doing a very good job staying in touch. Yeah...this is contact #2. The first one came after I didn't send the darn pictures at Christmas. I did send them...really, really, really late, but I sent them. SO...DQ had a birthday this month. I didn't send pictures or write a letter or call or email or any of that other crap I am expected to do. And, neither did the birthmom. But, I get a friendly (actually, not so friendly) reminder anyway. The director...bless her...(yeah, not really what I am thinking) thinks she knows all about the feelings that go with adoption cause she has done so many adoptions. She does NOT actually have any adopted kids, however. She does not need to be giving me advice. Technically, DQ is mine. Technically, I could move and leave no forwarding address. Technically, I am not required to send DQ's birthmom anything. I do it out of the kindness of my heart and because it is what I think DQ will have wanted when she is older. But today...I really want to change my number, my email address and my mailing address...just because technically I can.

And while I am venting about people who should not give advice...please do not tell pregnant women that not breastfeeding will cause their baby to be dumb. Especially when I (with my non-breastfed kids) am sitting RIGHT BESIDE YOU.

And, don't tell me you think you have lupus cause you are tired from not sleeping. I might just feel the need to tell you what I really think of you and your hypochondriac ways...stupid.
Okie doke...think that covers my gripes for today. Think I'll go have me some cookies. Cause today, darn it, I deserve them!
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I'm a wife, a mom, an educator and a normal (okay, relative term here) person who makes frequent mistakes. I have a lot to say, hence the blog. My kids were adopted as babies (one through an agency and one through the foster care system). I love to talk about adoption. My daughter has sensory issues as well as ADHD. I like to vent about parenting. I am occasionally rosy, usually blunt and sometimes I am simply downright rude. Don't read if it offends you. I may sometimes write about my school experiences so let me cover my bases. I don't live in your town, I don't work at your school, I am not talking about your child, you don't know me. If you think you've figured out who I am...ask me, I will lie and say you don't know me. email me at chocolatecoffeesleep@hotmail.com
Gender: Female
Location: United States
About Me
I'm a wife, a mom, an educator and a normal (okay, relative term here) person who makes frequent mistakes. I have a lot to say, hence the blog. My kids were adopted as babies (one through an agency and one through the foster care system). I love to talk about adoption. My daughter has sensory issues as well as ADHD. I like to vent about parenting. I am occasionally rosy, usually blunt and sometimes I am simply downright rude. Don't read if it offends you. I may sometimes write about my school experiences so let me cover my bases. I don't live in your town, I don't work at your school, I am not talking about your child, you don't know me. If you think you've figured out who I am...ask me, I will lie and say you don't know me. email me at chocolatecoffeesleep@hotmail.com
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Google a cookie recipe called "Cracker Jacks" from the Depression.
Or try peanut butter, chocolate chip oatmeal cookies. Totally healthy because they have whole grain (oatmeal), protein (peanut butter) and chocolate (for addicts such as yourself).
The peanut butter ...oatmeal will probably cure all your ailments. Use real butter. Yeah, that's it.
Mary's baking conscience
Thanks for the tips! I personally consider chocolate a health food. It does have milk in it, right?
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