My Thoughts, Ideas and Ramblings

I swear that sometimes the banned ads are better than some of the actual ads that are shown.  Go Daddy has made it a running joke in their ads about how hard it is to get one of their ads through.  That being said, here are some ads what where turned down this year:

Go Daddy

Doritos

ManCrunch (this is the gay ad you’ve heard about)

This last one is from 2008, but it is super funny (and maybe even PG rated)

What do you think of these ads?

Airmen from the Kentucky National Guard’s 123rd Contingency Response Group help to offload wounded Haitian refugees and medics from Puerto Rico National Guard UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters at the air hub Jan. 25, 2010, in Barahona, Dominican Republic.

Photo Courtesy U.S Air Force Taken By Tech. Sgt. Dennis Flora

These brave men and women sacrifice so much in their lives so that others may enjoy the freedoms we get to enjoy everyday. For that, I am proud to call them Hero.
We Should Not Only Mourn These Men And Women Who Died, We Should Also Thank God That Such People Lived

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I’m not really complaining.  Seriously, I’m not.  My kids fell asleep in the chair in the living room last night at 6:30!  They also slept all night too.  Well, sort of all night.  They both were up around 3, and we did some bed switching.  Bill dealt with Will in Madison’s room from 3 – 6.  Then he got up to go to work, and Will fell back asleep around the 6ish mark.  It’s now around 8:30 and he’s still sleeping.  However, he’s not where my title comes from.

I never know what to do about Madison.  I let her stay home today against what may be my better judgement, and Bill definitely thinks I am wrong.  As you all know, Madison has the weird genetic thing that when she gets sick, she gets really really sick and we end up in the hospital for a week.  So that is always playing in the back of my mind.  Well, me and her have the same cold (and let me tell you it sucks).  But, that’s not her problem.  She gets up this morning and tells me that her legs her to the point she can’t walk.  Normally, I’d dismiss it, but that’s the tell tale sign she shows when there’s something up.  I made her get up eat breakfast and gave her some Tylenol.  She’s been up almost two hours now, and her legs still hurt and every so often her arms start hurting.  Last time I ignored her legs hurting, she almost passed out in Walmart, and when I checked her keytones they were high.  Well, she’s been off all weekend so I am wondering if she’s getting sick.  I’m pushing fluids right now on her and she did eat breakfast.  I’m just keeping my fingers crossed that she isn’t running high keytones.  But if she isn’t, why are her legs hurting so bad?  Did I just let her stay home because she has growing pains?

I feel like I can’t win with her.  If I ignore what’s going on, she’s sick and I just made the situation worse.  If she is dehydrated, they aren’t going to push her to drink like I will here (which is what I think her problem may be).  I do have to add that she’s been “off” all weekend.  She was super crabby and whiny on Saturday and falling asleep in the chair last night is so not her.  If I let her stay home, she’ll perk up in the afternoon (Though right now she’s laying in my bed drinking).  So what do you do?  As I said, some days it’s hard to be a mom and make the right decision.