Welcome to the neighborhood! I feel compelled to reach out and explain why my household might seem like a chaotic mess. First off, I apologize for not dropping by sooner to introduce myself. I noticed you waving this morning, and I attempted to wave back, but my coffee mug had other plans—let’s just say it didn’t end well for my lap! You probably heard my exclamation of frustration, which wasn’t aimed at you, but I can see how it might have seemed that way. I was running late to an appointment because my dog decided to engage in some less-than-pleasant antics that morning, leaving me a bit frazzled.
After that little incident and a few other awkward moments (blush), I thought it would be wise to write you a note. I’d hate for you to steer clear of our home or warn your kids about the “weird” neighbor!
Last weekend, I was out walking my dog and thought I spotted you. However, I noticed your puzzled expression when I waved back. It hit me later that I was sporting a pink rhinestone tiara—gifted to me by my son, who wanted me to wear it more often. I just found it while unpacking (yes, from a year ago!) and thought it would make him happy. So, there I was, a woman in a tiara walking my dog, because apparently, that’s now a thing for me!
I also wanted to clarify a conversation you might have overheard in my backyard. With three boys aged 7 to 12, things can get a bit rowdy! I promise, when I joked about duct-taping my son’s behind due to excessive farting, it was just that—an exaggerated joke! And when I exclaimed that I might make my 12-year-old wipe my butt if he asked me one more time, it was purely out of exasperation. I can assure you I’m quite capable of handling that myself!
I owe you an apology for the ladder incident, too. My son mentioned you came by to borrow it, but he told you I was having “Mommy’s Naked Time.” That’s just code for my attempt at some quiet time alone in my room—usually, it’s just a half-hour of Candy Crush and a little peace. I guess the boys have labeled it “Mommy’s Naked Time” now!
Lastly, I regret the little scare when my youngest came looking for me at your house. They had been bickering, and when I tried to intervene, chaos erupted. Trust me, I was just trying to escape to my closet for a moment of silence. I’m sorry if that led to any panic on your part!
I promise I’m usually a friendly and approachable neighbor, and I’d love to have you over for dinner sometime. I’ve even talked to my boys about keeping their “creativity” in check during playdates, so we should be good to go! Let me know when you’re free; I have a variety of drinks to share, from wine to rum.
Looking forward to getting to know you better!
Warm regards,
Your New Neighbor
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In summary, I’m just a regular mom navigating the beautiful chaos of family life. I hope we can connect soon!
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