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My sister Rocks!!!

June 17, 2014 by erinqmcgee · 2 Comments

There’s no doubt about it, my sister Melissa is The Coolest sister Ever!

A few weeks ago she entered us in a contest (thanks to the fabulous ladies at The Honest Mom Project – check them out) for a spa day and we WON! YESSSSSSSS! And I thought… Hey my sister deserves a blog post.

Then her Birthday rolled around and I thought… Hey it’s my sister’s Birthday and she deserves a blog post.

Then more time passed, (and I ate cookies rather than finishing a blog past) and I thought… My sister deserves a blog post, darn it! It’s time I finish it.

So here’s why my sister Melissa is the best…

She knows good fashion when she sees it, whether in jammies or in stylish Easter dresses.

Where’s the Beef?

We sure knew how to make sleeves look awesome!

She was a super cool teenager and a very talented driver (minus the incident where the flying mailbox jumped on her car – crazy!)

She was a huge reason why my time at OU was as fun as it was. She took care of me as a freshman and taught me everything I needed to know about happy little Athens, Ohio.

(And she bought me beer when I was 18. Score!)

OU Graduation 2002 – Don’t you wonder what onlookers thought of us?

She (along with my best friend Sara) was the best MOH ever!

Bachelorette fun!

She is an INCREDIBLE and loving Mom!

And she gives amazing advice and support to hormonal and clueless new Moms (not that I know).

Auntie Melissa, cousin Jack, Kenz and Mom

There’s no denying it, Melissa is an awesome big sis and best friend.

It sure is good to be a Q!

Matching t-shirts NOT planned. We’re such dorks.

LLKK Melissa!

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It’s not you, it’s us.

May 29, 2014 by erinqmcgee · Leave a Comment

Summer rocks!!

Picnics, parades, pool parties…

Sweet sweet summertime, baby!

…and pathetic excuses why we leave social events early or even worse, we don’t even show up. Tell me I’m not alone on this!

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It wasn’t long ago that Denny and I were quite the party couple. We were champs when it came to beer-related sports and we often stayed around for Last Call. But with all good things in life, that era came to an end and to be honest I don’t really miss it. Life has become WAY more fun with our Makenzie, but when it comes to the social scene our attendance is dwindling drastically and I don’t know why.

From Monday at 7:20 am to Friday at 5:15 pm, we’re on our A-game. Kenzie gets in her car seat like a champ and we zip around town – baby-sitter, work, work baby-sitter, drive-thru, errands – lather, rinse, repeat x 5. We are generally on-time, generally put together and generally reliable. (Please note the vague nature of the word generally.)

Then Friday evening rolls around and shit gets crazy (excuse my language Mom). We run late for parties, we leave picnics early and sometimes we don’t even make it at all. I can think of two social activities in the past 10 days that we said we would attend yet didn’t even make it out to door. Ugh!

Here’s generally how it works:

Receive an invite – Absolutely, we’ll be there!
Social event gets closer – Yay, we’re still planning on it
Social event day rolls around and inevitably something happens – Fever, puke, unexpected family visits or the inability to wrangle a little munchkin in her carseat without epic meltdown from aforementioned munchkin and/or parents
Sulk back into house, send obligatory “I’m sorry we suck” text and spend next hour feeling like a rotten friend/sister/neighbor
Social event Fail!

We’ve become those people. The better ask someone else to bring desserts because the McGees will no show people

Overbooking is partially the reason (my fault completely), but the other part of this is a complete mystery to me. Frankly it’s quite embarrassing. Is this normal for new-ish parents? How the heck do we drop the ball so much on the weekends? Does this get better? Or will our sub par reliability levels earn us a spot on the B list or even worse the no list?

To our remaining friends (are you still out there?) we miss you and we hope that we can see you soon! I’m sorry we’ve blown you off. It’s not you, it’s us (I swear!). But we just don’t how do we fix it?!? Help!! Any suggestions, let me know.

Slacker love,

Erin (the once reliable, turned flaky Mom)

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Summer Hours at the Blog

May 16, 2014 by erinqmcgee · Leave a Comment

The temperature is rising which can only mean one thing…

Summer hours at the blog!!

(Woot, insert noisemaker sound here!)

Summer hours means that we’re focusing on having fun, we’re wearing flip flips and we’re sipping cool lemonade. (And by “we” I mean “I” but whatever. A girl can pretend that her blog is so famous that she needs a whole team, right?)

And summer hours means a more relaxed blog schedule.

Remember when I thought I could handle Thirsty Thursdays on the blog? Remember when I thought I could handle another deadline in my life? I thought wrong. Way wrong. So I’m going back to posting when I can. Hopefully I’ll be able to post once a week , but if not, it’s because I’m enjoying summer. Thanks for understanding. And if you miss the fun, follow Mommy McBlog on Instagram and Facebook.

It’s going to be a great summer… grab the snacks, sunscreen, car seats, water wings, sippy cups, extra onesies, bibs, swim diapers, sand toys and wine (if there’s any room for it in the overloaded car).

I’m glad you’re along for the ride!

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Dear twenty something girl at Target…

May 10, 2014 by erinqmcgee · Leave a Comment

Dear twenty something girl at Target…

Hi, it’s me. I was that thirty-something Mom trying to wrangle up my feisty nineteen-month old today while you were shopping. Her screams of “No, noooo” obviously interrupted your bathing suit browsing because you sent that half pity/half annoying so glad my future kid will never act like that look my way. I recognized that look right away because not long ago that I used to give that same exact look to Moms with sassy tots. As for your theory of My kid will never act like that… just keep telling yourself that. If not for that theory, our population would be at risk.

I don’t know your name or for that matter anything about you, but in some ways I know everything about you. It turns out that I used to be you. I’m guessing you rolled out of bed at around 11 am today after a Friday happy hour with your girlfriends that lasted until 9 pm. By the looks of it you skipped your shower (that’s what headbands and ponytails are for, right?), and picked up a Starbucks en route to run some errands.

I’m guessing that after your Target trip, you picked up some Wendy’s and hung out on your futon enjoying some DVR then you took a nap. You might have spent a few hours obsessing over when Mr. Perfect will pop the question or what your college roommates are planning to pack for your upcoming girls weekend. And you were probably just getting into the shower to go out for the night while we were finishing up tubby time just a few blocks away in Mommyland.

Just so you know, when I saw you this morning I was surprisingly nostalgic for a brief moment. I wouldn’t trade my life for a single second but I saw you and I had flashbacks to what life was like before responsibilities… no independent “I want to walk” baby, no 10-lb diaper bag, no mortgage, no need to even consider buying a one piece bathing suit (because those are clearly only for Moms).

And in case you didn’t catch the look I sent back your way (in fact I’m sure you didn’t), my look was saying this…

Hey twenty-something, I hope you’re enjoying your carefree life right now. Get pedis, sleep in, drink an extra cocktail, stay out late, pay off bills, take road trips and really enjoy every minute you can get with your girlfriends because someday (sooner than you realize) your priorities will shift. Your life will be even become even better than it is now but your days full of relaxing, watching TV and taking naps will disappear. Relish every single second while you can because once it’s gone it won’t return. But on a good note, it turns out that the best, most grounded and most appreciative 30-something Moms are created from the experiences of the uninhibited, fun and free 20-something… Enjoying it now means that you won’t miss it one bit when you give it up for your kids. Trust me, it’s completely worth it.

Thank you 20-something girl! You reminded me how grateful I am that a fun past has led me to an even better future. Cheers to you, your fun 20’s and your even better 30’s!

Sincerely,

Erin (aka the 30-something Mom who went to Target to find lamps but walked away with something even better — a walk down memory lane and a deep appreciation for my current, crazy non-bikini-wearing life)

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Eighteen Months!

May 1, 2014 by erinqmcgee · Leave a Comment

Oh my gosh, our girl is 18 months! Makenzie Ruth is growing up so fast!

If you don’t believe me, look how big she looks in her infant bouncy seat that she found in her closet.

Yikes! Where did newborn Kenzie go?!?

Denny and I have no clue how she turned into a toddler but we’re loving it. She occasionally tries to take over the household (don’t all toddlers?) but overall Makenzie has the cutest little personality and keeps our world full of fun!

We had a pretty good 18-month check-up this week (minus the meltdown for her shots but can you blame her?). Kenzie weighs 26 lbs. 9 oz., and is 32.5 inches tall – 70th percentile for both height & weight.

She didn’t love the doctor’s office and this picture was the best we could get.

Here are some of the other updates…

:: Makenzie’s Favorite Things ::

Playing hide & seek – She runs from room to room hiding behind curtains, under chairs and in every little spot she finds. Usually her giggles give away her hiding spot but if we don’t find her right away she’ll yell, “Hello??”
Taking selfies and playing with our cell phones and the iPad

“Cheeeeese”

Checking out the neighborhood and greeting visitors

The BEST part of my day every day!

Playing at Rolly Pollies (perhaps we love it more, but either way we all have fun at baby gym class)

Morning roll call – The first thing she does every morning is point and say “Mama, Dada, Sissy” (referring to Lex)
Giving Sissy treats and then following her around the house to make sure she eats all of them
Wearing my sweater from the 80’s!

A little fashionista!

Choo choos – The girl is obsessed with trains and runs to see them out the window every time she hears the whistle
Dancing – Kenzie really likes the chicken dance and does a great job flapping her little wings

Talking – Her vocabulary is growing each day. Some of her favorite words include: “Hiii”, “Bye bye”, “shoes”, “coak” aka coat, “yay down” aka lay down, “Momo” aka Elmo, “duckie”, “moo”, “spoon”, “more”, “thank you”, “pease” aka please, “bubbles”, and lots of others
Speaking of bubbles, Makenzie is obsessed with them, both outside and in the tub

Unloading the dishwasher one utensil at a time
Waiting for Dada at the airport

Being outside ALL the time

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Hanging out with all the big kids in the neighborhood! They are all really sweet to Kenz and she loves being with them and watching them play

Enjoying a visit from Abbi & Molly

:: Makenzie’s Least Favorite Things ::

Not being outside
Brushing her teeth (excuse the screams, neighbors)
Bathtime without bubbles
And getting in the car seat because it means we’re not outside

We count our lucky stars every single day! It’s been 18 fun months with Makenzie Ruth and we can’t wait to see her continue to grow.

Sweet Dreams!

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18 months and counting!

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A day at the park?!

April 24, 2014 by erinqmcgee · 2 Comments

Holla toddler Moms,

A relaxing day at the park sounds lovely, right?

You mean toddler Moms don’t get to relax like this at the park?

Wrong! Grab your sneakers, the diaper bag, your SuperMom cape and perhaps some Xanax. It’s playground season!

And maybe I’m just a Rookie Mom but the park is a scary place. Let me tell you why…

:: High-Low game ::

The playground for a toddler Mom is actually like a giant chess board. One wrong move and it’s game over. From my experience (or lack thereof) there appear to be 2 schools of thought when monitoring your tiny tots at the p-ground.

Theory One: Stay High – Some experts suggest that you stay directly behind that toddler as they run across the bridges and up the metal steps. The good news is that you are one step behind them if they lose their balance. The bad news is that said toddler is always just one slide away from complete and total freedom. Undoubtedly your oversize Mom butt will get stuck going down the slide and in this time your kiddo could potentially sprint across the playground. Fail!

Theory Two: Stay Low – The competing theory is to stay on the ground as your toddler races through the metal jungle gym. Theoretically you will be one step ahead and you’ll be there to scoop up your kiddo as the bottom of the slide. But being on the ground isn’t ideal either… one wrong move and your kid is on a breakaway through the twists and turns of the playground. Do you climb the ladder and chase them, or try to run around the playground and then anticipate which slide they’ll go down? Either way it’s playground Checkmate.

How fast can you race around the perimeter of the playground? Not fast enough!

:: Bad example bullies ::

Got a toddler who loves to imitate everything you do and say? Perfect! The playground seems to be a breeding ground for bad-ass tweens that like to jump from the 10-foot platforms and run the wrong way up the slide.

Grandma’s gonna love your kiddos new vocabulary!

:: Drop-offs ::

Speaking of 10-foot falls, why MUST all playgrounds have those large openings to allow kids to rappel from the metal playground sides? Seems fun for Spiderman, but what about our wee baby toddlers? These are NOT cool!

So there you have it. Call me crazy… call me overprotective… call me a helicopter parent… but I think the playground can be a scary place for toddler Mom.

Will this fear stop me from visiting the slides and swings with my fearless tot? Heck no! But I’m going to have to strategize a little better when it comes to staying one step ahead of Makenzie.

And as for the saying about a Day at the park… I’m pretty sure this false representation of a relaxing day was created by the same person who coined the phrase sleeping like a baby. Maybe they should change it to sleeping like a toddler Mom! Nighty night!

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Happy Easter!

April 20, 2014 by erinqmcgee · Leave a Comment

It’s been a fun few weeks of visiting & visitors!

Makenzie can’t get enough of the warm weather. She is constantly bringing us our shoes and coats so that we can go “Out, out!” It’s going to be a fun summer!

Our girl is finishing up her nap and I have a feeling we’ll be heading back out into the sunshine soon. But, I’ll let some pictures fill you in on our recent fun…

This girl is getting so big and she’s so happy for spring.

We’ve been visiting all the local playgrounds. Kenzie is fearless and even likes to go down the slide headfirst. I’m terrified!

A few weekends ago we had a chance to go to Erie to meet up with our favorite cousins. Ryan, Kenzie and Jack are triple trouble.

Nana and Papa visited last weekend and Makenzie loved spending time with them.

We headed to the mall for Makenzie’s 1st visit with the Easter Bunny. Here she is all dressed up & ready to go…

Unfortunately, Makenzie didn’t love anything about the Bunny. She preferred to stay in the safety of Nana’s arms. Here she is pointing to the Bunny saying, “No, no!.” Maybe next year.

At least the Easter egg hunt was a success. Kenzie did great and loved eating the snacks inside the eggs.

In addition to some fun weekends, I took advantage of a few vacation days and we had some Kenzie/Mommy days. We went to our 1st music class with friends on Thursday!

Then we jumped in the car for a quick trip to see the McGees. Kenzie and Mamaw spent time being silly with bubbles!

Connor jumped in on the fun and got crazy with bubbles too!

Thanks to Connor, Kenzie found all the Easter eggs during her 2nd Easter egg hunt of the season.

And what’s an Easter without a trip on the choo choo at the zoo? Makenzie liked the animals but the train was without a doubt the biggest hit of the zoo.

And luckily the Bunny didn’t take offense to the meltdown Makenzie had at the mall when she met him and he visited her anyway.

We hope your Easter celebrations have been just as fun.

Love from the McGees!

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Truth be told…

April 10, 2014 by erinqmcgee · 1 Comment

I’m throwing out my “keeping the bottle half full” rule and replacing it with a tall glass of Pinot Honesty.

Truth be told…

Tonight is annoying. Tonight I am cranky. Tonight I am NOT a happy camper. And tonight I have no legitimate reason why. So I called in the big guns to deal with my medical semi-emergency.

Cue my girl, Doc McStuffins.

The Doc is In!!

Time for my check-up! She’s gonna check my ears, check my eyes and find out how much I’ve grown. Sure enough, Doc found some symptoms: irritability, worried husband who thinks he did something wrong, fatigue, and general urge to run away by myself to Target even if for just 30 minutes.

Doc thought about it and then realized the diagnosis: A General case of Sick-of-being-an-adult-itis. Yikes! This is one for the Big Book of Boo Boos.

According to Doc, Moms occasionally feel burned out after day in and day out of busy schedules, never-ending to do lists, a house that doesn’t clean itself and constant meal planning, baby bag packing, dishwasher emptying, and general need for making decisions.

Luckily it’s very curable. The treatment includes: sweat pants, a two-hour liquid diet of Riesling, an early bedtime and a round of take-out the next day to avoid a nasty flare up of ‘what the duck is for dinner tonight-itis’

So on that note, I’m checking out of life and pretending to be my 20-year-old self for just a few hours. I’m gettin’ ca-razy and I’m going to bed without my shirt ironed, without my K-cup placed strategically next to my to-go cup, without my lunch packed and without a dinner plan for tomorrow.

Will I regret this night of irresponsibility tomorrow at 5:35 am? You bet!

But by then my nasty 12-hour cranky-mom-atosis will be gone and I’ll return to my regular condition of Incredibly Thankful for all the awesome things we have going on in our world.

Once in awhile, feel free to let your bottle be half empty (especially if it’s your favorite bottle of wine). It makes you a human. And even Super Moms need to rest their capes once in a while.

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Lucky Charms and an awesome Friday

April 5, 2014 by erinqmcgee · Leave a Comment

:: Today was very blog-worthy.

It was nothing momentous but everything wonderful about being a Mom. ::

Long before Makenzie, long before Denny and long before I knew much about anything, I knew I wanted to be a Mom. In fact I spent my entire life dreaming about it and practicing my Mom skills with every Cabbage Patch Kid in Trumbull County, Ohio. In my dreams I envisioned rocking and singing lullabies, chatting and giggling in the car, exploring and visiting fun places, and living every moment in bliss.

Then I became a mom, and the bliss lasted about half a day. To be precise it lasted 5 hours until I tried to breastfeed and I realized this whole Mom thing was wayyyy harder then I envisioned in my dreams. Cue reality.

I think I’m getting better each day, but balancing being a mom, wife, employee, sister, friend, housekeeper, chef, birthday gift getter, bill payer, thank you note writer, blogger, and everything else is not an easy feat.

But today was different. Today I took a vacation day (thankfully I have an incredibly supportive workplace that allows this). And today I threw responsibility out the window. Today I woke up and cuddled with Makenzie. Today I went outside at 7:50 am simply because Kenzie wanted to. Today I did a whole bunch of fun things just because they’re fun. Today was a great, incredibly awesome, memorable, very fun day.

Makenzie and I had a blast. We ate Lucky Charms. We waved at neighborhood puppies. We cruised around in the Cozy Coupe. We left the dishes in the sink (well at least until nap time). We walked around Target… yes, we ditched the cart and we both walked because Kenzie wanted to. We jumped on the trampoline at Rolly Pollies. We sang songs in the car. We ignored the time. We ate at McDonald’s and fed each other french fries. We (well I) didn’t beat myself up for forgetting a bib. We came home and left our shoes by the door. We read books. We had a picnic. We had one of the best days I can remember in a long time.

We didn’t do much, but at the same time we did everything that matters.

Today life was good and simple and fun. In fact it was better than the dreams I envisioned because it actually happened. And I’m not sure Makenzie will remember this day but I’ll never forget it.

And Kenzie girl, if you read this someday, thank you for the fun today. I hope you know just how much I love being your mom. It rocks! Let’s do this again soon. xoxo, Mom

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You Asked For It

March 27, 2014 by erinqmcgee · Leave a Comment

This week = major writer’s block.

So I asked each of you, my awesome blog readers, what to write about and you actually answered (I know, I’m shocked too)! Requested topics ranged from Kenzie’s stance on US/Russia relations to poop stories. It was too hard to pick just one topic so I figured I touch on all of them.

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Welcome to the 1st ever Mommy McBlog

Segment!

(Almost more exciting than a trip to the dentist)

Request #1 – Melissa requested flashback stories about some of the random bad luck events of my life.

Request #1 came from Melissa from Ohio – Awesome sister, Mom to 2 cutie pie boys and frequent user of hashtags! #SheRocks

Good question Melissa. I’ve had my share of random bad luck adventures, but since I already embarrassed myself on last weeks’ post, I’ll keep this short.

Some of my most memorable stories include…

Getting a severe case of the chicken pox in high school after claiming that I was immune. Clearly my Dr’s stellar immunity diagnosis was wrong but I survived the embarrassing time in my life thanks to the brilliant Aveeno anti-itch creams! Now if only there was an anti-humiliation cream…
Being stuck in an elevator on the last day of a Pittsburgh internship. My boss thought I was taking a long lunch and didn’t realize I was missing, but help eventually arrived and I was set free in about 30 minutes. Thanks to cell phones, Denny kept me company, and in honor of the ordeal he called a radio station later that day and requested the song Love in an elevator. So thoughtful!
And speaking of random internship stories, I got stuck in midtown Manhattan during the massive NE blackout. After a brisk 8 mile walk over the Brooklyn Bridge I found out that my apartment building was on lock down so I enjoyed a great night sleep in a car.

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Request #2 – Lori requested a post about how my sanity would be lost without my mom girlfriends.

Request #2 came from Lori from Buffalo. She once dressed as the White House Easter Bunny. Since retiring her fluffy tail, she spends her days being an awesome mom and friend. She also did a stand-up comedy skit while in her final trimester. #SheRocksToo

What can I say? Lori is totally correct. Without mom friends, my sanity would be more lost than it already is. Fellow mom friends are THE best things since Spanx, girl scout cookies and the Cartwheel app combined (whoa!).

There are few other people in this world who don’t judge when your infant comes to lunch and screams the whole time (not that I know this)… who don’t judge when you admit that your kid ate cat food, yet again… and who don’t judge when you’re still wearing maternity pants a year after your baby was born…

For that reason, I say Cheers to mom friends (in particular, Cheers to Lori, one of the best Moms and one of the best friends out there!)

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And last (but not least)

Request #3 – Seth requested to know about Kenzie’s stance on US/Russian relations in view of the current military escalation in Ukraine. Or he requested another poop story. Either or.

Request #3 came from Seth from Virgina. According to Facebook Seth almost bought tickets for the Goo Goo Dolls, Daughtry, and the Plain White Tees, but then realized he would have to go to watch the Goo Goo Dolls, Daughtry, and the Plain White Tees.

Tough question Seth, but I’m glad to hit on both hard-hitting topics.

According to Makenzie, she recognizes that this situation could have vast global implications, especially for those countries reliant on Russian oil and natural gas. She feels that Obama should leave the door open for diplomacy to resolve the situation, but believes Russia will face increasing isolation and deeper sanctions if it continues to pursue its current course. But lastly and most importantly Makenzie strongly urges Obama and Putin to put aside their differences by drinking juice and watching the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Hot dog, hot dog, the problem’s solved!

And when it comes to poop stories, there are plenty to share but most recently was the brown surprise Makenzie made during bath time. Talk about vast global implications! She’s at risk for isolation if she continues down this road of unexpected gas ruptures in the tub, but I foresee a treaty on the horizon (ideally by her later toddler years). And to quote my favorite sister and hashtag user regarding this situation… #BabyRuthMadeABabyRuth

Talk about #Gross

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And on that note, Thanks for visiting the first ever You Asked For It post. There might just be more to come in the future!

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My sister Rocks!!!

It’s not you, it’s us.

Summer Hours at the Blog

Summer hours at the blog!!

Dear twenty something girl at Target…

Eighteen Months!

A day at the park?!

Happy Easter!

Truth be told…

Lucky Charms and an awesome Friday

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