But wait, there's more.

  After I blogged here about The Ex's daughter "going to college,"  The Ex hopped on Facebook for a second time and posted more pictures.  The first post had Ned tagged and The Ex wrote:
"At [event name, spelled correctly this time because it was on the picture she posted] after picking up [The Ex's daughter] from her week in [City] at school!!!"
  There was one picture of Ned and her two youngest outside the event, one picture of her two kids inside the event, a picture of her and Ned standing with her kids inside the event, and finally a picture of the four of them with The Ex's friend/The Ex's daughter's godmother, her son, and her new boyfriend.  The picture of The Ex and her "family" makes me laugh because her daughter is cringe-smiling, Ned looks like he's trying to get physically close to The Ex, and The Ex has both of her hands planted firmly on her son while looking like she's trying to get away from Ned.

  The second post was two videos and two photos of the event.  The Ex wrote:
"[Event name].  Thanks for joining us [The Ex's friend], [the friend's son], and [the friend's boyfriend, who coincidentally has the same name as Husband]...was amazing and kids loved it!!!!

  Now, all of this happened on her placement weekend with Daughter.  The Ex and Ned went out of state, took The Ex's youngest kids to an event, and spend the night there.  Daughter was...um...I don't know where.  But apparently she's not important enough to take along.  Keep that in mind for the next blog post....

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