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Free ice cream?!? Yes, please.

Did you know March 15 was free cone day at Dairy Queen? Neither did my girls until we pulled into the parking lot for an after school surprise. I didn't tell them about it until after I verified that the line wasn't too crazy. Because if it was, I could drive on by and they would never know the difference. That's how I roll. There were in fact no lines inside or at the drive thru. So free cones it was! 




And since I am actually logging mileage worthy of note these days and even start an actual half marathon training plan next week, it's time to update my playlist. Which reminded me of this...




This next one...#guilty



Yep. It's a constant problem.



Speaking of hungry...



Some days this is too true.



This might be my favorite of the bunch. Makes me laugh. Every. Time.




I feel for little Ella's mom. And for little Ella.



What?!? Me? Never.



Pretty much.
 



I laughed so dang hard at this one. Not sure what that says about me.




Nailed it.



True story.



 And last but not least...the story of my life.

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  1. MeganMarch 20, 2016 at 4:37 PM

    I am trying to decide with meme describes me more, the cookie shoving while my back is turned or the Homer Simpson one. Lol. I hope you got yourself a free cone too!

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  2. SusanMarch 31, 2016 at 1:02 PM

    Your girls are so CUTE!

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