The Hills Are Alive....

...With The Sound of Mary's Fresh Faaaaaccceee... That's right my friends, I was on the receiving end of what had to be one of the most AMAZING hours of my life. My First Facial. If I was 12 and texting, I would just use "OMG! MFF!!" The again, guess that could go either way:) All I know is that my skin is "dewy" - and "dewy agrees with my skin. Now, if I could just get rid of those triple D breasts, I'd have a perfect view from the top. (pun intended). In all honesty, my mom almost had to push me out the door to go to our local spa (www.thymedayspa.com)as I usually prohibit taking care of myself in such frivolous ways. There are many times I could kick myself for not arguing for a higher salary "grade." Not too mention when I argued my case for a higher salary grade after returning to the work force, had I known child support would not be part of my monthly income, different measures would have been taken:) Oh well, a day late and a dollar (more like $43K) short. At least I have my sweet, rambunctious beautiful little ladies. "Lady" might be a stretch for Sara - she was heard using the "s" word at her parochial school on Friday. I banned cable over six months ago. I am desperate for advice on how to handle this situation and look forward to replies. She KNOWS it's a bad word. Ive even washed her mouth out with soap (which Josie found partially goodtasting - a real shocker.) As most people know, I am very open and approachable, and I am certainly not one to turn a blind eye if my children are acting up. Have you ever had a night when you got home from a grueling week of work, the house is around 36% clean, yet you just remembered you need to buy diapers or your daughter's bed will be flooded by the yellow sea. It is at times like these, that I wish I had a "partner" to tag team. Or a nanny to pay to get something that seems small out of the way, but in my household, it would be a major production to drive up to the local grocer. Did I just use the word grocer? God, I'm getting old. Quote of the Day:

Every sweet has its sour; every evil its good. - Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1803-1882