responsible citizen



I had to share this clip. Abbey & I had a similar moment yesterday after leaving Fresh & Easy. Abbey had my keys in her hand and I returned my shopping cart congratulating myself on what a responsible citizen I was, only to star cursing a moment later as I realized I had closed the drivers side door. Luckily before I hit "crazy parent running with a garbage can" mode I heard a click (Abbey was still playing with the keys) and the nightmare ended before anyone "could start judging me" (great line) - This show is pretty funny. It reminds me of my own crazy family.

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Sarah Sharp said…
I loved that! There are so many times when that "people are judging me" line has gone through my head, like when my daughter has uneven pigtails and there is just no time to fix them again. I never can find a garbage can around when I need it, though...
November 4, 2009 at 4:10 PM
Genna said…
Oh I just laughed so hard diet coke came out of my nose! Loved that!
November 22, 2009 at 11:11 PM
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