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The sad, lonely life of a mom’s coffee cup

May 11, 2008 By: Suzanne Moshenko3 Comments

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I feel sorry for my coffee cup. I do. Here…I’ll show you why. Below is a breakdown on its daily activities.

Il_fullxfull251637506:30 a.m. Pulled from un-run dishwasher and hastily rinsed.

6:32 Abandoned in sink while I made Dinasaur Egg Oatmeal (which I swore I wasn’t going to buy again–but, hey, it’s oatmeal.)

6:40 Poured coffee to brim, but not too high, must add froo-froo creamer.

6:42 Forgotten on kitchen counter due to mini-brawl that broke out between kids, something to do with “Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!” or “She slugged me.”

6:57 Found cup, placed it in the microwave for warm-up.

7:00 Geech! 7 already? Ran upstairs to get kids ready for school–no cup in hand.

7:20 Scuttled downstairs to retrieve cup from microwave…cold again. Re-zapped.

7:50 Re-zapped, poured into thermos cup.

7:59 Hurried out the door as not to be late for drop-off–forgetting cup on counter.

7:45 Returned home to find cold coffee sitting on counter, poured back into microwaveable cup. Re-zapped.

8:00 Upstairs to take shower, make self presentable–plum forgot cup in microwave again.

9:00 Retrieved sorry cup of coffee from microwave, checked temp. Re-zapped.

9:05 Started to return emails and check blog stats–Yeah! Two sips.

9:10 Remembered clothes in dryer will relentlessly wrinkle if not folded immediately. Ran downstairs.

10:00 Grabbed cup while rushing to put away clothes: left coffee cup atop Son’s nightstand.

11:00 Official lunch time: Coffee out. Diet Coke in.

8:30 p.m. While putting son to bed, he complains of stomachache. “Do you think you are going to throw up?” “Can I Mommy?” “Yes.” “Okay.” Grabbed closest receptacle–dejected coffee cup on nightstand.

11:30 p.m. After barf-fest, with every towel, blanket and comforter in the house was in the process of being washed, went downstairs to do thorough, Silkwood-type rinse out of coffee cup.

Better luck tomorrow true and faithful friend.

Written by me, Jan 8, 2007. Happy Mother’s Day!
Drawing found on the ever-awesome Etsy: Nateduval.

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    vicki grobels says

    May 11, 2008 at 8:22 pm

    O that poor sad cup of java – i think you need one of those beer hats where there is a straw coming down from the coffee into your mouth – now that would be a good thing to have!!!!!!!
    happy mom’s day cutie.

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    nik says

    May 11, 2008 at 10:05 pm

    Phew. It’s not just me!
    LOVED this!!!

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    daytrippingmom says

    May 11, 2008 at 10:11 pm

    Happy Mother’s Day!! I’m not a coffee drinker but I’m a morning tea drinker and go through this same little routine everyday. I think I just like making tea or cocoa in the morning but not really drinking it.. More like a one more thing to do in my morning routine.

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