Friday, February 15, 2013

Puppy Dogs and Rainbows Friday (and a giveaway!)

Things that made me shoot puppy dogs and rainbows out of my ass this week:

Thanks so much for all of you that took the time to vote for me at a Top 25 Funny Moms. Though we lost, we hung in there against some really big blogs for quite a while! As a thank you, I have a giveaway! Yay!

Win all this crap, yo.

The basket includes a full-size package of each of the following:
  • PediaCare® Fever Reducer / Pain Reliever with Acetaminophen – for infants
  • PediaCare® Fever Reducer / Pain Reliever with Acetaminophen – for children
  • PediaCare® Fever Reducer Plus Multi-Symptom Cold with Acetaminophen
  • PediaCare® Fever Reducer Plus Cough & Runny Nose with Acetaminophen
  • PediaCare® Cold & Flu Hydration (includes two)
  • PediaCare® Fever Reducer Plus Flu with Acetaminophen
  • PediaCare® Fever Reducer Plus Cough & Sore Throat with Acetaminophen
  • PediaCare® Multi-Symptom Cold
  • PediaCare® Nighttime Multi-Symptom Cold
  • PediaCare® Cough & Congestion 

Use the Rafflecopter giveaway below to enter.
a Rafflecopter giveaway

Other Happy Happenings in the Beer and Babies Household:

A real rainbow!
A night out.
Fires.
Donuts.
Silly girls.
Fatty.
Princess naps.
Fatty ready for spring training.
A sick day with TQC.
VD for me.
VD for TQC.


Puppy Dogs and Rainbows Friday: I do these posts mainly for me, to remind me on days that aren't so good, that my life is good, overall. I hope you also enjoy them. I invite you to do the same. Link up if you want (I really don't understand how that works) or comment to let me know what has made your life shiny this week. As moms (and you awesome dads that read this), we seldom have the time to see the sparkles in our fog of dirty diapers, whining toddlers and constant need by others. Moral: be sure to stop and smell the unicorns every once in a while.


I was given the PediaCare basket for review purposes. Really, I just wanted to give one of you free crap.


28 comments:

  1. The worst thing is just how pitiful she is. The second worst thing is when the adults get sick too.

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  2. You sure you don't need to keep that basket for yourself?

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    1. ha. they sent me one and I have already used about half of the pain reliever and half of the hydration packs on TQC this week!

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  3. I entered but I realised you probably aren't allowed to post drugs to England... So if I won, I guess donate them to the next booze hound? I just like entering contests! Plus American drugs are way better than English ones, the sleeping pills I got over there on holiday are very effective...

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    1. Not sure of the rules. If you are the winner, I guess I will have to find out. Ha! Jolly good!

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  4. The worst thing is that she's still too little to tell me she doesn't feel good. :(

    Are the PBRs turned away from the camera intentionally? Because I still know they are PBRs. ;)
    Also, I *heart* Fatty...especially in a tiny pink shirt.

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    1. It get SO MUCH EASIER when they can tell you!

      Not intentional. I represent with my cheapassness!

      She is my fluffy love.

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  5. I'm going to put my name in the hat for "worst mother in the world" but the worst thing about the kids getting sick is the increase in whining. I just can't stand it. (I do suck it up and not make them feel worse about it all, but I HATE all the whining!)

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    1. I am OK with it on day one, but by day three, I am so over it I could scream! Plus, your outnumbered. Ha!

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  6. Listening to the whine is the worst...and before anyone get's their panties in a twist, they are 13, 19, and 21! LOL

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    1. And the 21 yr old is married with a child and CALLS me from 400 miles away to whine!!!

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    2. anyone who gets their panties in a twist is currently being whined at...

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  7. The worst is that the little one turns in to a total BRAT! Not even whining I could probably take that. Its awful. The sad thing is that is THE ONLY way I know she is really sick. When I can't take her being a total A-Hole for three days, to the doc we go.

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  8. The worst thing is that I become a full-time bean bag, and if I try to stray away, like the seat belt alarm that doesn't shut the fuck up until you put your seat belt back on, she will whine and whimper until I return. I hates it! =/

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  9. Holy shit! Has Dad recovered from his night out? That picture is WILD! Who knew he was such a partier!! The look on his face is beyond priceless. He is such a willing subject, but in a sarcastically secret way, isn't he? I think he secretly lkikes being the object of all your readers affection in a "Where's Waldo?" sort of way. I can see him saying, "WTF? Again?". The he heaves a large, martyred sigh. Bless his heart.

    That sleeping princess is precious. It will be sad when they can no longer curl up like a cat.

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  10. The worst part is (no joke) not having the right kind of medicine. I look all through our medicine cabinet, only to find Tums, an expired bottle of Tylenol, and 52 mostly gone bottles of children's meds that don't help with whatever the sick-o's symptoms are, resulting in a trip to the drug store with the sick-o. Where's that bottle of meds next time? In the cabinet, expired, or it only treats fevers but now the kid just has a cough.

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  11. The worst thing about kids getting sick is they can't tell you what's wrong and it's hard to know how sick they really are.

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  12. The worst thing is that you can't make it better...and they expect you can make EVERYTHING better!

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  13. The shiniest part of my week was that I had to do a newsletter for my mom's group and advertise the annual Valentine's Day dinner. I slipped in a picture of two ladybugs doing it and totally got away with it. In fact, they all loved it. Total score (and not just for the ladybugs). The real best part was just what you said--seeing all of the good in the fog of the dirty diapers (and there were a lot around here this week--we had the Big D and I don't mean Dallas or Divorce). Even through all of those shit-piled moments, I always take a minute and realize how much I love my kiddos. :) Glad to have found and started following your blog, and congrats on doing so well with Circle of Moms!!

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I love hearing from you. It reinforces that writing this blog is not just a silly waste of my brain matter. If you leave a douche canoe comment, I will delete it. I am powerful like that.

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