Nah, you're good til the 14th. And if it gets later than that, read them aloud the chapter about throwing Christmas trees in "A Tree Grows In Brooklyn"! (then remind them that as little as 120 or so years ago, children did not expect a Christmas tree until Christmas Eve!) You are Mom-Extraordinaire!! ;> Now go dance your jig and make them run and hide.
Nah, you're good til the 14th. And if it gets later than that, read them aloud the chapter about throwing Christmas trees in "A Tree Grows In Brooklyn"!
ReplyDelete(then remind them that as little as 120 or so years ago, children did not expect a Christmas tree until Christmas Eve!)
You are Mom-Extraordinaire!! ;>
Now go dance your jig and make them run and hide.
See?!? I KNEW we were kindred spirits! I try and write a haiku every Wednesday... One of my favorite is:
ReplyDelete(A mother's haiku)
In a quiet place
Breathing deep, I find repose
Chilly toilet seat
5.24.10
hee hee.
Love this one! Guess I should tell you that mine is already up and decorated. This year my son did all of it for me. :)
ReplyDeleteHa ha! I love it! I also love Stephanie's Haiku! Laughing out loud.
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