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Ok so I have one.
I got up late today...so of course it was the only day I didn't make my Daughter's lunch the night before. So I rush to make lunch, salsa, guacamole, cheese, of course...no damn chips. I said no problem; we'll stop at the store on the way and get a snack size bag of chips.
As we're rushing out the door...Mama, what are we having for breakfast? Can you believe it; I forgot to feed my kid breakfast. Ok I said anything you want. So we stop at the bakery and get a croissant. Yum, run to Safeway next door, no small bags of chips.
No problem, we'll stop at the corner store near the school, and we'll grab you a drink of milk too. IT’S CLOSED.
Drive to the next nearest store, by now she's late for class. That store has no chips and no milk smaller than 1 liter.
AH GOD IN HEAVEN, I say, CAN YOU HELP OUT A LITTLE? I drive to the next nearest store, no damn chips…I give up, I buy the family size bag, dig in my lunch, take my muffin out of the ziplock bag I have it in and pour some chips in there.
Finally 15 minutes late she’s at school at I’m at work by 10am.
The moral of the story is…. DON’T EVER HIT SNOOZE.
I got up late today...so of course it was the only day I didn't make my Daughter's lunch the night before. So I rush to make lunch, salsa, guacamole, cheese, of course...no damn chips. I said no problem; we'll stop at the store on the way and get a snack size bag of chips.
As we're rushing out the door...Mama, what are we having for breakfast? Can you believe it; I forgot to feed my kid breakfast. Ok I said anything you want. So we stop at the bakery and get a croissant. Yum, run to Safeway next door, no small bags of chips.
No problem, we'll stop at the corner store near the school, and we'll grab you a drink of milk too. IT’S CLOSED.
Drive to the next nearest store, by now she's late for class. That store has no chips and no milk smaller than 1 liter.
AH GOD IN HEAVEN, I say, CAN YOU HELP OUT A LITTLE? I drive to the next nearest store, no damn chips…I give up, I buy the family size bag, dig in my lunch, take my muffin out of the ziplock bag I have it in and pour some chips in there.
Finally 15 minutes late she’s at school at I’m at work by 10am.
The moral of the story is…. DON’T EVER HIT SNOOZE.

Today: Picture day at school. Picked out nice long sleeved shirts for pictures to be paired with jeans (you can't see their legs in school pictures anyway). Boys are all dressed when husband checks the weather on line. Almost 60 degrees this morning already with a high of 80. Have boys change from jeans to shorts, they just have to deal with the long sleeves.
Moral of the Story: Never assume that the weather yesterday will be ANYTHING like the weather today when you live in Michigan and check Weather Underground before dressing the children.

Moral of the story: The internet, the weather channel are there for a reason. Use 'em!

The moral of the story is: If you are buying clearance pants splurge and buy a matching shirt at the same time. It will save you gas money!
LOL...I'm glad you found some pants Shea, and that is a lesson I wish I could learn, but I seem to make that mistake over and over again.

What are some things that happen to you, and make you think...of all the days, or of course this would happen or Murphey's Law.
Generally when these stories are told, they end up sounding pretty funny.