Meh.

Yeah, in case you hadn't noticed, I've been feeling a bit ambivalent lately...

Things have been rough at work, and things have been rough at J's work...the teenager is having "growing pains", the 4yo is having "growing pains"... we spent about a month were at least two people at a time in the family were sick....

BUT, today was a gorgeous day, the weekend is coming and bringing with it H1 and SIL(H), Mardi Gras is coming soon, and I know things will turn around soon.

Hubs and I pretty much skipped Valentine's Day:
But truly dear, I do love you - through good times and bad, and I don't need a special day to tell you.

Under where?

Don't ask me why, but I was thinking about how moms always tell you to make sure you're wearing clean underwear just in case you get into an accident....

First of all, you shouldn't need an excuse to wear clean underwear.

Aside from that, my question is this:
Are the EMTs really going to be checking your drawers? If you're having a heart attack or accidentally chopped your arm off, are they going to stop what they're doing and check for marks?

And, if your injuries are not life threatening, they're probably not going to be removing any clothing anyway, right? So how would they know if it was clean or dirty?

Who started this particular piece of advice? Who actually got into a situation where they thought to themselves, "I wish I'd worn clean underwear today"?!? Yikes.

You may now return to your regularly scheduled programming.