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we be illin’

May 25, 2008

We all have a bit of a lingering bug. We are calling it a “touch of the Haiti”. All of it us are just a little off. I have taken a two hour nap both today and yesterday, which is VERY unusual for me. The kids are having frequent meltdowns. We have been watching a lot of tv, because I am just so tired.

There is something else going on, that I am hesistant to mention. You see, the other day, I saw my blog posted on another blog. There is an application that gives a “snapshot” of blogs if you hover over the link. For my blog, the snapshot had the following words:

Family
Haiti
Adoption
Dreadlocks
Poop

Nice. Apparently, the poop talk has been so prevalent on this blog that a nutshell descripion of topics warrants the word poop. It seems I am writing a family blog about adoption and poop.
So, I would tell you about the gastro-intestinal issues affecting all of us since we came home from Haiti. But I don’t want to keep saying the word POOP, so that I can hopefully shed this embarrassing descriptor. I mean, poop? Is that really what I am about here? I’d like to be described as a little deeper than poop.

So I’m definitely not going to mention the word poop anymore. No more talk of poop. Poop will not be talked about. No poop, no poop, no poop.
Poop.

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Comments

  1. Leah says

    May 26, 2008 at 1:18 am

    Poop on the peeps who think you only blog about poop. LOL. I linked your blog on mine, hope it’s ok. Tell your mom hi for me!

  2. blessedme says

    May 26, 2008 at 2:04 am

    I checked out that link myself the other day, mine were like momma kiddos and I can’t remember the rest. Beautiful babies! I’m guessing you are an adoptive family, we are ourselves. Transracial adoption is so close to our hearts, just wanted to say hello.

  3. stephanie garcia says

    May 26, 2008 at 2:14 am

    I stumbled across your blog tonight while doing a Google search (for “haiti adoption” not for “poop” by the way!) Your post made my husband and me both laugh out loud. We are heading to Haiti in a few months to meet our boys, so I guess this is something we need to be prepared for! GOD bless!

  4. Julie says

    May 27, 2008 at 3:18 pm

    I could do way to many posts about poop including not so precious pictures. My little one is a professional clothes and diaper remover. I would say stripper… but not so much into what that implies. Tell me how you made your blog so dang pretty. Mine needs a bit of fancying up.

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