Like, totally.
OMG the other day I had to LMAO. I was, like, TOTALLY feeling 15 years old again! LOL.
Totally.
So, now I’m racking my 12 remaining post-child birth brain cells trying to remember what it was that made me feel so young.
Was it my sagging, one size smaller post nursing perky breasts?
No, no.
Oh, oh! Was it my 8 pounds heavier post pregnancy svelte body?
No, no.
Oh! Oh! Now I remember.
I was sitting in the dermatologist’s office talking to him about those unsightly blemishes cropping up all over my face again, fifteen years later! and asking him to prescribe me anything, oh ANYTHING that will help restore my youthful glow.
Ya. that was it.
Good times.
Like, totally.
Mommy Daisy said,
August 29, 2007 @ 9:45 am
Ugh, I have that problem too. I think it’s somethign that happened to my body after having my baby. (At least that’s what I blame.)
Mommy off the Record said,
August 29, 2007 @ 11:12 am
I totally empathize. My problem skin started in 6th grade and hasn’t let up yet. And I’m 30!
I know I must have done something in my previous life to deserve this. Grrr.
Jennifer said,
August 30, 2007 @ 9:11 am
I thought that getting older would end those lovely skin problems. No such luck.
Lady M said,
August 30, 2007 @ 11:48 am
I always had problem skin, even into my thirties — until I delivered Q. After all that medical stuff, I guess nature decided I needed a break and gave me great skin for almost two years! Now, not so much.
Beta Mom said,
September 2, 2007 @ 9:34 am
It was a sad day when I realized I could have wrinkles and pimples at the same time.
Stress and hormones — damn those kids!
Anna said,
September 3, 2007 @ 5:40 pm
Well? I’m waiting on the edge of my seat, did your doctor have any great solution?
This whole being 36, having gray hairs and pimples is SO for the birds! Esp. since I am still nursing my youngest, so my derm won’t prescribe anything for me now. He says,“Get pregnant again, or come back when you finish nursing.” EEEK!