Tidbits

This year will pass and so many things will happen.  Days will go by and not all daily tidbits will be relayed.  So I will be highlighting happenings at times so Eric will be in the know.  I decided you all should join me in the fun because there is never a dull moment in the Pugh household.  So here are just a few life lessons we have all learned lately.

*When you take a box to the to the post office, if you expect it to go to the address you intend, you must pay postage.  The same rule applies when you take a box to UPS to be shipped.... and so now we have two stories instead of one...thank you Laramy.  That being said, Logan has successfully mailed two packages to his dad due to the lessons learned from his brother, Brady, and his brother, Laramy. 

*We just found out that Ayden thought all of his life that hamburgers came from ham.  We have informed him that they are beef and I believe his fog has lifted...life seems a little more clearer for him now.  Maybe I have cleared up some questions for some of my blog readers as well.

*When you go out to eat and order a grilled chicken salad, you should expect to receive a grilled chicken salad for your meal complete with the salad dressing of your choice.  If by chance you receive a burger and fries instead, don't look at your server and ask, "Is this the grilled chicken salad"?  Because I can guarantee that your server will go back to the kitchen and burst into uncontrollable laughter at your expense.  And you all ask why I still wait tables? 

*When you eat lunch out with your friends and an older lady approaches your table to tell one of your friends she looks just like Julia Roberts, make sure you encourage the lady to say whatever else is on her mind.  In fact, if she wants to take a picture of your friend, let her!  And then just continue to call your friend, Julia, even if her real name is Melody.

*When you are teaching your children to drive, make sure they understand that occasionally a parent might scream.  This will more than likely happen if your child doesn't put the car in park before he decides to take his foot off the brake and you are rolling towards the car in front of you.

*If you happen to have a car that syncs to your phone through bluetooth, it is not necessary to put the phone up to your ear.  It should take you only once to learn that lesson but some of us are a bit slower and it might take twice.  This is especially important to learn if you only have one good hearing ear and can't figure out why you can't hear the person on the phone that you called. 

Laughter is a great way to relieve stress!  Read between the lines...I'd be more than happy to elaborate on each of the stories!

Love,
Monica