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Jul 08, 2013 05:26PM

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Elizabeth wrote: "I walked right into a brick column once. I was laughing and didn't see it there...lol. :P"
hey at least it wasnt bc of a boy :P
hey at least it wasnt bc of a boy :P
Elizabeth wrote: "I walked right into a brick column once. I was laughing and didn't see it there...lol. :P"
*tries to hold back extreme laughte* BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA...haha...HAHAHA!
*tries to hold back extreme laughte* BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA...haha...HAHAHA!
Elizabeth wrote: "I walked right into a brick column once. I was laughing and didn't see it there...lol. :P"
I've bumped into so many things because I wasn't paying attention.
I've bumped into so many things because I wasn't paying attention.

Okay, so about two years ago my family and I went on a trip to Maui, Hawaii. We decided to go on a submarine tour as a fun family thing, so the next morning we head out on the catamaran to the location where the submarine is currently submerged with the group that had gone before us.
We got aboard the submarine and submerged deep below the surface, and we saw tons of amazing sea creatures including a baby shark, manta rays and lots of tropical fish. My favorite part was when we came up next to an old underwater shipwreck. The railings were covered in barnacles and seaweed, and you could barely see the same of the ship. But the FUNNY part about this whole thing is that on the side of the ship, stuck to the dirty hull, was some kind of Spongebob suction-cupped bath toy! It was so funny that in the middle of this kind of solemn shipwreck scene, there was a Nickelodeon children's character! Some marine biologist or scuba diving tourist must have stuck it there and forgotten about it, or just figured it would be funny to leave there for tourists to see.
It was hilarious.

I was pregnant with my first daughter, almost 10 years ago, and it was my 2nd prenatal visit. I had spoken to my Mom earlier that day and she'd informed me I would not have to have an internal check anymore -the doc would just listen to the heartbeat and measure me etc.. It was Friday late afternoon, and my husband was with me. We were dressed to go out to dinner and a movie after the appt., and I was wearing my infamous stinky black boots with... wait for it...
No socks.
Now, this may seem a little strange to some of you, but honestly, these were really stylish (from Payless by the way - I was dressing on a teacher's salary...) and super comfy high heeled black boots. And, really, they were only smelly when I took them off, so I figured what they heck? No one was going to be seeing (or smelling) my bare feet in mid December, right?
Wrong.
Cute young Dr. (the one in the practice that all of the nurses and patients got googly eyed over) walks in to the exam room and introduces himself to me and my husband.
"How you doin?" And, he winks... I swear.... maybe.
He then proceeds to tell me to change into the green papery robe so he can come back in to do my internal.
Whaaaaaaa????
The minute he leaves, I completely freak out.
"These are my stinky feet boots!" I tell my husband, desperately seeking one of his solutions.
"So?" he asks - totally not getting what an internal exam is, probably or possibly not suffering from the visual of cute Doc's face resting uncomfortably and green with nausea between my sweaty stirruped feet.
"I can't take them off! The whole room will stink!"
"So, leave them on, he tells me."
Now, I'm suffering from the visual of me in what would look like a pair of hooker boots when worn with no panties and propped up in stirrups.
"Yeah, that's not happening." I desperately scan the room, trying to locate a quick fix for the stench my feet would bring to the table. Powder? Spray? Soap?
Soap! And, not just soap. Water! Angels sing - "laaaaaa", and a ray of light bursts through the acoustic ceiling tiles, shining directly on my salvation - the corner sink. I could wash my feet with soap and water before Dr. Cutie returned.
At this point, I am wearing a tight fitting red sweater (pregnancy chest, remember?) and one high heeled black boot. No pants, no skivvies, no gown yet. I make my way, bare bootied, over to the sink and hoist one leg up onto the counter, ready to scrub away the gross when "knock knock knock," Dr. Cutie Pants walks in without pause.
"I'm not ready yet!" I shriek, in what may or may not have been the English language. I probably sounded like a cross between a howler monkey and a sick cat.
My husband burst out laughing at me sliding gracefully across the floor on one wet foot, slamming the door shut with my body and staying there to make sure the Doc didn't push his way back in.
To this day, I am sure beyond the shadow of a doubt that Dr. Cutie Pants saw me, washing myself at the sink. Every time I start to imagine what he may have been thinking the moment the image of naked butt, soap drippy me graced his eyes, I cringe and stop myself. The shame is too much to bear. I'm sure his staff, upon hearing the shrew-like echo that reverberated down their Christmas card decorated hallway, readied themselves to fax prescriptions for any number of mood altering drugs. Safe for pregnancy drugs, of course.
In the end, I did wash both feet before I forced my husband to inform the Dr. I was ready for my examination now. Never wore those boots to the Dr. again, but I did continue to wear them to places I was one hundred percent sure I would not have to take them off.
And, stinky or not, they were my favorite boots ever.


Me and my sister work at a horse stables and whenever my mom comes to pick us up, we greet her with a very unpleasant odor which stays in the car the whole trip home.
Haha! You should have seen the look on my brother's face the one time he picked us up. He's never going to do that again, I can tell you that.

I was pregnant with my first daughter, almost 10 years ago, and it was my 2nd prenatal visit. I had spoken to..."
lol woooow, if you're not a writer, PLEASE become one. Funny story!

haha I feel sorry for your mom :P. But that's awesome that you guys work in a horse stable.

http://tinyurl.com/whisperonamazon

http://tinyurl.com/whisperonamazon"
Oh good! You are awesome at telling a story.

http://www.danafaletti.blogspot.com/
Dana wrote: "Okay ~ here is probably the funniest/most embarrassing thing that ever happened to me.
I was pregnant with my first daughter, almost 10 years ago, and it was my 2nd prenatal visit. I had spoken to..."
LOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was pregnant with my first daughter, almost 10 years ago, and it was my 2nd prenatal visit. I had spoken to..."
LOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I love The Sound of Music!! Never heard of the Moulin Roughe.

I love The Sound of Music!! Never heard of the Moulin Roughe."
I want to be Frauline Maria! Moulin Rouge is with Nicole Kidman and Ewan Mcgregor - also a musical - released in 2001. So good.




her more "technical name" is Jadis or more commonly known: The White Witch :)

His hair is pretty awesome isn't it. I like shorter hair over longer hair so....:D

His hair is pretty awesome isn't it. I like shorter hair over longer hair so....:D"
oh yes! his hair is awesome! :D

haha Ashley, you're funny! I like your answer!







See, everyone agrees with me. I love when people don't even mean to be funny but it ends up being funny.
Ashley wrote: "I've always been kinda surprised by how much people don't joke on here! I mean it's weird, I feel like the only person who isn't at least kinda serious sometimes! But then again, it's not like I jo..."
are you saying we don't joke around??? come on of course we do LOL! I laugh all the time. (anytime sams on hahaha) our little erose thing going. yuppppppp we do
are you saying we don't joke around??? come on of course we do LOL! I laugh all the time. (anytime sams on hahaha) our little erose thing going. yuppppppp we do


Yes, that's what I meant/mean! And quick question; Valerie were you at one time a moderator here?

ive
never
seen
Narnia..
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WHAAAAAAT?!!! H-have you ever read the Narnia books by C.S Lewis? (one of the greatest christian writers of ALL TIME). Dude you HAVE TO WATCH THE MOVIES!!! Or at least one of the movies; preferably in order. Hm....I probably shouldn't call you dude.... O.o
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