Is it really time again for the Ultimate Blog Party?!!
This is my 3rd year participating and if you haven't entered in your blog yet--go!! It's so fun and a great way to find new blogs to read!
If you're visiting for the first time, welcome! My About page and The Babe page have a lot of info about who I am and who I want to be! I hope you'll leave a comment that you visited so I can take a look at your blog too!
Now off to eat some leftover Easter candy (if by leftover you mean just bought at the Target 50% off sale...and that is what I mean...)

This is my first blog party. It's a great way to get to know blogs you might never have seen.
ReplyDeleteThis year I was very smart with the Easter candy. After 10 years of being a mom I finally realized that I should just buy my kids the candy I don't like.
I love blog parties! And I love your candy avoidance tip!
DeleteI found "leftover" candy today at Kroger. I tried to avoid buying just after Easter so that I would get fat, but when it's just sitting there on sale, I didn't have a choice. haha
ReplyDeleteIt's really like a personal responsibility to make sure there is "No Candy Left Behind." I mean, those little packets are all sad there on the clearance rack, right?
DeleteLiking what I read. This is my kind of party. I'll be back. And that sounded creepy. But stalking is completely acceptable in blogland yes?
ReplyDeleteAs long as said stalking doesn't need to involve a restraining order, I think it's all good! xo
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ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading your post about parenting in the 80's/90's - my parents were incsredibly strict as well - sometimes I think kids nowadays would benefit from some of that strictness instead of parents cow towing to them all the time.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy UBP!
Hi! I stopped on over from the UBP. I am enjoying what I've read here so far, like the 80's/90's parenting as well as, ahem, the "leftover" Easter candy. Target had Swedish Fish Jellybeans this year. Swedish. Fish. Jellybeans. They were delicious. And yes, I did buy them out the day after Easter. Delicious. :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Kelley - I'm from the Chicago area as well and totally relate to your 80s/90s parenting post, I was growing up then too. Hope you are having a fun time partying!
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