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kids and, well, roids

now, i have only birthed two of my children from my body...but i'm telling you i have a serious 'roid problem. never had this problem in pregnancy...or delivery {hello c-sections}.

but there's a serious 'roid that is not going away. any suggestions??

it started out with a little sadness...and lack of attention.
i tried creams and gels but it just made ms. 'roid more angry...
i ignored the 'roid and refuse to notice the 'roid when it was acting up in hopes of it changing it's 'roid ways...
but, alas, the 'roid is getting bigger and more needy and angrier...i need some 'roid care.
she's a preemie, so she's so small and her head hits my 4'10" butt exactly. it can't be a nice place. why oh why is it necessary to be in my butt like a 'roid??
{ok, so she's normally up my butt, so no snide comments...but seriously, how can i shoot that?}

she is the cutest 'roid i've ever seen though. i'll keep her.
{for the record, she's awesome and i love her...and i'm so thankful for her}

Comments

Abby said…
We all have our moments that our children feel like 'roids. Don't feel bad about it doesn't mean we don't still love them! ;)
Karen said…
That is cracking me up. The little faces she makes when she gets mad are so darn cute.
He & Me + 3 said…
That child has the most expressions I have ever seen from one baby. She is just precious. My advice...just give in, she is that baby. Just do it. LOL
Casey's trio said…
You've solved it for me...."Roid" is the perfect nickname for my 3! Your pictures are perfect for this post!
Rebekah said…
lol- kids and roids can be interchangable
She could be in commercials with those expressions....but please have her hollywood name be something other than 'roid.....:)

Suzanne
Unknown said…
You crack me up!! That is one cute 'roid!
Katy said…
My poor little guy (18 mo.) is the same way lately, I keep having to just tell him NO and make him go play...he seems fine after a good "NO". Well, sometimes. I know, it does get trying doesn't it.
Carrie said…
haha

I just got it. All I could think of was steroids and 'roid rage. And Sof is certainly showing signs of it!

Man, am I ever slow this morning...
Anonymous said…
You truly have me laughing this morning. I remember those days very well!
brionyskerjance said…
hahah this is awesome...so much emotion in the pics!
Jen said…
This was just too funny. I have a couple 'roid that I can't seem to shake either.
Unknown said…
she is HILARIOUS!!!! i miss her! that is so wrong to call her a roid! OMG!!!! i'm totally laughing by myself!
Jenni said…
She's the cutest roid I have EVER seen!
Keri said…
I tell you what, I trade you 'roid's any day! But, yes, I'll admit it, I have no shame, mine are the real deal! Talk about the perfect present from my two boys! I couldn't ask for anything better in return! Err, wait.....
RandomWonders said…
Hahaha she is def the cutest lil 'roid I've ever seen!!

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