Tuesday, December 9, 2014

A mom more embarrassing than my own

As Cady pointed out in Mean Girls, the lunch room at school, even preschool, can be just like the Serengeti. It usually takes me a few attempts to find just the right seat for breakfast.

This morning, I immediately walked by the Duds table filled with a bunch of kids who are only three (gross). I saw a seat at the end of the Normals table - your Annabelles, your Mauras, your Gabriels. I thought it would do for today.

As I was settling in, though, Kendall and Sophia, my Queen Bee mentors, who are already four, noticed I was wearing a Frozen shirt and started asking if they could see it.

Frozen Tuesday is the Pink Wednesday of the learning center.
 
I hopped up and, seeing one last seat at the table, quickly thought to bring my plate of waffles with me. I was going to eat breakfast with the Queen Bees today. After a mere two months in preschool, I had arrived. That wasn't so hard.

Unfortunately, at that very moment, Liam started his third meltdown of drop off. Kid. Was. Losing it. His mom, trying to get on his level and soothe him, reached for the nearest chair without looking - right as my waffle was crossing the threshold of the chair to the table. Liam's mom sat on my breakfast. I was defeated in so many, many ways.

Luckily for me, I have two things going for me. 1) I am not Liam's mom's coat, which now has syrup on the bottom hem. 2) The Queen Bees' view was blocked by Liam's mom. My mom was cool (for the first time in her life) and quietly shuffled me back to the Normals with my plate. She whispered to Liam's mom about the syrup but no one else was the wiser. I'll be back for the Queen Bees tomorrow.

Friday, December 5, 2014

It's not a huge deal

but I was named the December Reader of the Month for my preschool classroom. Okay, I'm just being humble. It is a huge deal. 

I don't know how I won this major award, since I can't actually read, but I'll take any recognition I can get with pride.

Thursday, December 4, 2014

Secrets don't make friends

Yes, I am attending Kendall's fourth birthday party at the bounce house this weekend. Yes, my mom and I found the absolute perfect gift for Kendall last night at Target. Yes, I marched right up to her, while she was trying to go to the bathroom, to let her know exactly what we purchased for her so she wouldn't have to stew in insane anticipation for three full days to find out I was giving her Play Doh.
Birthday surprises aren't really my style