Heather says:
Confessing is good for the soul, today we’re dishing on our little embarassments.
I do love traveling, even with my kids. However, I do not enjoy the embarrassing moments that occur. Yesterday, my five year old shouted at a man in his early thirties, “Hey old man, get out of the way.”
My mother is spending part of the week with us and we visited Target to purchase a few necessities, namely caffeine. I picked up some coffee and asked her in an offhand manner, “Hey, do you like hazelnut? [Mr. Heather] won’t let me get it.” The attractive man walking past laughingly tsk’d tsk’d and called me out on my comment. I wanted to sink into the floor or at least hide under the cart. My mom knows my husband is not the controlling type. I usually don’t splurge on a fancy flavors only I would drink and was looking for a good excuse. (The coffee is fantastic, btw).
Today I get to discover just how patient the customer service department is here at the hotel. My oldest has locked several things in the inroom safe. I sincerely hope there is a master key or code available.
Now, it’s your turn. Spill some of the little things that have made you want to hide.
Heather is sharing pics on Flickr and her personal blog.
All details on what was provided by MyrtleBeachHotels.com can be found here.
Where does a strange man get off telling a married woman about her relationship with her husband?
My confession - we were supposed to go grocery shopping as a family (husband wanted to get some ingredients for something or other that he makes) last Monday and I was secretly glad that three of the children were so naughty between husband getting home from work and getting in the car that we canceled the trip.
Please, please let me just buy food by myself! It's easier for everyone involved.
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