Mar

Can you spot it?
Yeah, it’s the mug with the profane acronym. An homage of sorts to our former, younger, non-parental selves.
This morning, Ben randomly put his coffee mug down to pick up MJ, so when I walked in the living room I saw the WTF mug nestled in with our family photos. Quite the awkward juxtaposition.
Ben’s dad gave him the mug for a birthday present when we in college or maybe when I was in vet school. Who knows? It’s from ThinkGeek – a store for “programmers, linux hackers, and open source geeks.” Oh how my husband loves this store.
WTF is a common phrase I know. It’s applicable in the computer world when programs don’t work/servers break/non IT people (me!) ask stupid questions, etc.
Kinda funny to think this mug has a few short months of life left. I know Mary James won’t be reading anytime soon, but my nephew could pick out letters when he was two and a half. WTF is not something I ever want coming out of my precious baby’s mouth. I don’t really even like the word “butt” and now I SO get why mom hated me saying “pissed off.”
Sayonara potty mouthed mug!


