Walmart

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    Let it be known that taking 5 kids to Walmart did me in. It was 2 days ago BUT I was sooo worn out. I think I finally recovered –  I am counting the unborn child because he was responsible for some of the stress and technically I did take him with. Anyway, I decided to get my snow tires put on at Walmart so that the kids and I could just shop and not have to wait in a waiting room and… well Walmart took FOREVER on those tires. We shopped until we couldn’t think of another thing to shop for. We browsed and played and waited. I even had to call Ben as backup cause it was his lunch hour and I was not going to make this trip on my own. Rose had a stinky diaper and threw a fit every time she saw food that she wanted. The other kids were actually really good, they just got tired and there are a lot of them to keep close so noone gets lost in the Christmas rush. And it really is hard to push a cart when 1-2 kids are in it, the other 1-2 are hanging on it and the baby wants to be held so you only have one hand. Anyhow – enough whining from me already 🙂 Here’s a picture of the crew that wore me out so quickly:

    my kids and I - on a Sunday - this is not our Walmart attire

    This Christmas vacation is crazy! No wonder the teachers don’t want the kids in school. My kids have been bouncing off the walls all week. Christmas is in the air. I haven’t had any peace and quiet since last Friday. It is an exciting time. I’m glad that they are so excited.

    Look at these happy kids!

    Cali gives the best hugs! and she was my super envelope licker for our Christmas cards this year!

    And today I was recovered enough to make a quick trip to Trafalga – the kids were able to get some craziness out so it was worth it.

    Happy kids playing 'glow up golf' !

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    3 Replies to “Walmart”

    1. It’s nice to know I’m not the only one that feels that way sometimes. I don’t know what it is about the 5th kid…. but sometimes, those very long trips to walmart with all of the kids become almost impossible… but it seems as though it’s only because of the 2 younger kids. One question though…. did our mom’s in the neighborhood ever go grocery shopping with all of us kids?

    2. Ha ha! That sounds very familiar. I hate even taking 2 kids to Walmart. 1 is enough! You could’ve dropped a few off at my house…

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