Winner Winner, Chicken Dinner

And, the winner of my very first giveaway is.......

Ashley over at The Childers Family!!!!

Congrats girl!! I'll get your Loot shipped out for you today!!!!

Thanks soooo much for entering! 

And, don't worry ladies, I'm working on another giveaway right now. So....to anybody that didn't win this one, there will be more chances! I promise!

The "N" word

Yes, Ladies, Chloe has learned the N word...Oh Gosh, Lord help us! She's been using it for a few weeks now. And she knows exactly when to use it.

"Chloe, are you hungry?" 

Chloe: "No"

"Chloe, lets go inside now"

Chloe: "No!"

"Chloe, are you ready for a bath?"

Chloe: "NO"
Oh, and the best one is...when she does something that she isn't supposed to be doing. We say "No, no, no! And then she repeats it! Love it!

Yea, so that's fun....NOT! She says "No" and shakes her head No to everything now....and when we say "Yes" in return, then she will shake her head yes. It's kind of comical. 

Other words that she can say {and, it's not that many, unfortunately}

"Mil" - Milk

"Bubbo" - Bubble

"Waffo" - Waffle

"Mine"

"Titty" - Kitty

"Tee" - Tree

"Hi"

"Bye"

"Emo" - Elmo

"Shos" Shoes

"Ball"

"Uppie" - Up
"Birdie"
And of course the usual Momma and Dada.

I think that's about the jist of what she can say. She tries to repeat a lot of what we say sometimes, but these are her everyday words that she's good at.

Happy Monday Loves! Have a great week!

Happy Easter

Just wanted to stop by to wish all my Loves a very Happy Easter! Hope you all have a good weekend, and I hope Mr. Easter Bunny brought you and yours everything you wanted!

{and of course you have to have the fat bunny picture!}

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Saturday night Husband and I were watching the show My Extreme Affliction. It was focusing on OCD. Now, I'm sure I know what you are thinking. Omg, is SHE OCD? No....I'm not. Not technically, or diagnosed by a Dr. at least. LOL! But really, watching that show really made me realize that I am not AT ALL.I'm sure you know people, or maybe have even done it yourself. You know....said those famous words. "Omg, I'm so OCD!" Or, "Oh, I'm just a little OCD" or Oh, it' just the OCD in me." I know I do. When Chloe was born, I seriously noticed a lot of things in myself that I had never noticed. So, maybe there is something about postpartum that makes you a little cray cray in the head? I'm not sure. But that's how I felt.So the show had 4 different people on it that all had OCD, and it effected them all differently. The first was a girl that literally couldn't be in the same room as her parents or her brothers. She was afraid that they were contaminated and that they were going to contaminate her. After lots and lots of therapy, she was able to deal with her Mom being on the same couch as her, and her Dad was able to come in the room with her. She hadn't been home in over 6 months. Her affliction was only towards her family. She was able to stay with her Grandma. She didn't have anything against her. After her therapy, she was able to move back home. She was good to be around her family, she just couldn't go into a certain room in her house. But that was progress.The second was a girl who was much of the same. Just felt that everybody was contaminated, and she couldn't go to school. Or anywhere in public for that matter. But her family was ok. She lived at home, and her family were the only people that she trusted wasn't contaminated. By the end of her time, after therapy and stuff, she was able to leave the house, go to a hotel room. Even have fun at a school dance. Crazy, huh? That people actually go through this kind of stuff.There was a bit of the show focused on 2 others but they didn't pay much attention to them. Once was a little boy that was obsessed with asking his Mom if he was going to be ok. He was scared of not knowing what was going to happen. Had a hard time leaving the house. And the other was a girl that was obsessed over germs and being clean. She would clean her hands numerous times a day. If she accidentally hit a wall, of she accidentally hit a "contaminated" shirt in her closet.....she would need to take like 4 hour long showers. Couldn't open doors with her hands. But she got over it with therapy and medication.But seriously, after seeing that show, I completely know that I'm not by any means of the imagination OCD. I don't have all these different obsessions that people have. I'm different. Everybody is...in there own way. I don't take medication, and I don't need to. Sometimes, if things don't go my way, or if my morning routine gets messed up somehow, I do feel a little off, but it doesn't make me go crazy.Do you have any strange afflictions?I'd love to hear about them!

Facebook

Well girls, I finally did it. I made a Facebook page for my blog. So, now you need to go "like" me!! I would like this to be HUGE! I don't go on my personal FB very often on the computer, but I'm on all the time on my phone....so I figure, hey! Why not create one for my blog. And hopefully all my blog girls will "like" it, and then they can follow me from there...I'll post about my posts, and fun stuff about Chloe and family...It'll be great! 
www.facebook.com/LifeAsASeed
So, do me a favor, and go like my blog FB page! You know you want to!!! Thanks girls!