I cried.
I never used to drink coffee. Until about six months ago when I discovered this most wonderful product.
Now I am addicted.
I actually ran into the market, in my pajama's, after dropping the first group of kids off at school to buy some.
Does this mean I now have a serious problem?
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Not to change the subject, however, we had the most exciting evening last night.
Garrett (9) had one of the best nail bitter baseball games I have ever seen.
There team was down by four runs in the last inning with only a few minutes left before the umpire was going to call time.
Our boys stepped up to the challenge and scored 5 runs with only one minute left in the game.
We all had a blast and it was fun to end up on the winning side of one of those close games. We seem to have lost most of those lately. This win also propelled the boys team into second place. Very exciting!
I was also thrilled by the behavior of all the parents (from both teams) as we rooted on our players and gave praise where it was deserved on both sides.
The smile on hubby's face will be there for many days to come.
Go Yankees! (The sweet little league variety, not those obnoxious New York player's. I apologize to any of you "real" Yankee fans in advance).
Happy Friday!
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6 Comments:
Yup - this means you are addicted. There are worse things you could be addicted to, though. This one seems not soooo bad. We are just getting ready to start baseball here in South Dakota. My husband coaches the little guys team (not so little anymore) of ages 5-14... ok, two teams. I don't know if I'm ready for the season, but here we go...
What an exciting game! And yes, you are addicted. I am as well, but it is for the diet drink I have every morning. If I am out, I have to run in the gas station on the way to school. HAVE TO.
Welcome to Coffee Addicts Anonymous. My name is The Gang and I've been hooked for 3.5 years. And can you please pass the sugar free hazelnut creamer?! ;)
Ugh. I was a guest in a home this morning where there was weak coffee with skim milk. I am now counting down the hours till The Boss brews his extra strong, dark, rich 8 o'clock brew. The sight and smell of the coffee mingling with the nutty creamer are tantalizing my taste buds and my mind even now.
Excuse me, I must wipe up the drool on my keyboard now.
First,the game!!I LOVE games like that!!!Fans don't like to sit in front of me 'cause i cheer so loud!!Congrats to Garett and team!
OK, the coffee thing...uh huh!You traded your Diet Coke for coffee??!!I'll have to stick with my DC.I don't like coffee,so i'm still addicted to DC.
Hi ladies,
I'm so glad I'm not the only one with this particular problem.
Lisa, I can't believe you remembered about the diet coke. Yes, I traded the DC for coffee. However, I drink much less coffee than I did DC so I think it is still better.
Or maybe I'm just kidding myself? Hmmm.
Have a great weekend my friends,
Julie
Nah...I don't think you're addicted...ok, ok, maybe you are ;)
Congrats to your son's team! I love nailbiters as long as my team wins ;)
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