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mid-month confessions

Y'all. I am SO excited for the return of mid-month confessions!! Elizabeth, over at Teaching Sam & Scout, used to do mid-week confessions that I linked up for a couple of times before her original blog shut down. Since starting at a new space and kind of rebranding herself, she's decided to get them going again, but once a month instead of once a week. AND she's partnered up with one of my best girls from Clemson, Heather! I'm really looking forward to this link-up each month!


- First, I have to say, today was just one of those days, so this might be brief.

- On Sunday, our youngest child, Ben (4 weeks) spit up straight into the mouth of our friend Geoff who was holding him. Yes, possibly more embarrassing for Geoff, but I felt terrible!  

- When I wrote our family goals for 2015 on the blog, I purposefully left off one thing; brush Canon's teeth once a day. YES, I know. We're terrible and haven't quite worked it into our routines yet so it only happens about 75% of the time. On the same note, my college friends give me a hard time because we don't do a bath every night either.

- I told myself after I had the baby I'd quit sugar....yep, that was a month ago and I'm currently eating Nestle Flipz as I type.

- Since Ben has come we've started putting Canon to bed 30 minutes earlier just to give ourselves a few more minutes of quiet, not because he needs the extra sleep.

- I refuse to put the Facebook Messenger app on my phone. It just seems unreasonable to me that I need another FB app (also, all that stuff about the privacy, etc when it first came out made me not want to do it). However, I have probably 5 very legitimate messages that I need to respond to, but I never get on my computer to actually do it. Sorry friends!!

So, there ya go! My "less than perfect" life behind the screen. Feel free to link-up and share your real life confessions!

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  1. So fun to have that little connection with both Heather and me! It really is a small world. I love your confessions - and, girl, you get a free pass for AT LEAST six weeks to eat/do whatever you want after you have a baby. I'm totally planning to milk that time for all its worth - so you eat those Flipz and enjoy! Also, we aren't good at teeth brushing either. Terrible, but true.

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  2. Okay not gonna lie, I am super pumped about reading your confessions every month because you are so funny. I love reading your posts! And I totally agree with E- I ate WAY more after Ryan was born than I ever did when I was pregnant, so the though of cutting anything out, especially sugar, sounds like a terrible idea. But then again I'm not sure how I would get my coffee down in the morning without it considering the embarrassing amount that goes in to each cup. Pick your battles my friend. Or find a more encouraging friend- one. ;)

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  3. Hi! Stopping by from the link-up.

    We put our son to bed early on Sundays. The best decision ever! ;)

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