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Yesterday, I was feeling down on myself.  We were going to Kansas City to have dinner with my in-laws and I couldn't find anything to wear.  It's getting hot here and I don't have really any clothing for the summer.  What I do have is a couple of tank tops and a couple of capris.  This normally isn't an issue except that I need to shave my underarms and my husband took the razor with him on his trip.  I'm sure most people wouldn't even notice since my hair is so super light, but my insecurities got the best of me and I broke down.  After crying about it, I went to Facebook.  I think I went there to find that I'm not the only one that feels like this sometimes.  I found that it's a common theme among moms.  Especially moms with very young children. That made me feel better.  Last night, I came home to find a bag of goodies from a Mommy friend of mine.  It was so sweet of her.  It had a couple of t-shirts, razors, a candle, gummy bears, cute socks,  a nice yummy smelling soap, and play dough.  It was so nice of her.  I really appreciate her kindness and hope to return the favor soon.


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Anonymous said…
Aw, that was super sweet of her. Even women who don't have kids feel this way sometimes. I think it just comes with the territory of having girl parts.
May 16, 2012 at 5:35 PM
Liz said…
I think you are right. Dang these lady parts!
May 17, 2012 at 4:23 PM
Meagan said…
"Dang these lady parts!" - Haha! So so true! We all have bdays like this unfortunately!
May 25, 2012 at 3:58 PM
Liz said…
That is true Meagan. Usually I try to be upbeat and positive but every now and then I break down. Thank you for helping bring me back up.
May 29, 2012 at 9:40 AM
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