As if you couldn't see this one coming, the octuplet mom has launched a website asking for donations.

I've been watching her interviews and seeing her reactions to the questions. Besides the fact that she's unemployed, lives at home, and has a total of 14 children at the ripe old age of 33 - something is just "off" with her. Maybe it's the uncanny resemblance to Angelina Jolie and Alanis Morrisette she bears or perhaps it's the way she spins her story - especially when talking about public assistance; whatever the case, each interview has left me feeling very uncomfortable with the whole situation. She just seems, for lack of a better word, oblivious.

The one thing I've learned in life as a grown-up and parent is that just because you can do something doesn't necessarily mean you should. I'd love to have a fourth kiddo. My ovaries hurt and my uterus rumbles whenever I see a baby. But guess what? I have these little peculiar things that come practically every day in the mail. They're called bills. I also have this pesky thing called a mortgage that tells me unless I want to live in a cardboard box I'd better pay it. Hubby and I both work our tales off with full-time jobs and the occasional part-time job when things are tight. We know our limits and try to live within our means. It doesn't make me want a baby any less. To me, holding off on baby #4 is being responsible and doing the right thing for our family. What part of this is so hard for the Octomom to understand? I understand that "accidents" do happen but that's not what I'm talking about here. She made the conscious decision to have six little kidlets placed into her womb.

Anyhoo, I guess this story really chaps my hide because of the irresponsibility of her actions and how these little babies and their six siblings will fare growing up in a situation like that. I want the babies to do well and hopefully Octomom will do the right thing when the money starts rolling in . Because you know that it will. Americans are some of the most giving people in the world. Personally, I will not be buying any books, watching any of her LIfetime documentaries, nor will I be donating because I already give the government 23% of each paycheck. I'm sure some of it will trickle down to southern California. Just sayin'.