Friday was Valentine’s Day, or as many people on Facebook
referred to it as Single’s Awareness Day!!!
Fortunately, I got to celebrate by loving on the three men in my
life. I got up that morning, fixed
cinnamon rolls (we hadn't had them since December), put out festive plates and
napkins, and put their goods on the table.
John Brantley was totally down with cinnamon rolls, toys, and candy
first thing when he woke up that morning.
After breakfast we had to rush around to get ready to take Ford to
school and John Brantley to stay with Puddin so I could do my homeroom mother
duties in Ford’s classroom at school.
He thought he was going to school too!!!
As a little girl I used to play school and dream of being a
teacher, and also play house and dream of being a wife and mother. God has graciously granted me both of my
wishes and with motherhood comes school mom duties. I am secretly pumped that I am Ford’s
homeroom mother. Not that I am even sure
that I am fulfilling the duty correctly, but I do love it. I like not missing out on fun stuff with my
kids. I know one day I won’t be wanted
around their buddies so I have to soak it up while I can.
I started on my party planning early. First things first: always ask the teacher
what she wants at the party. My
specialty was third graders, not preschool, so I like for her to tell me what
works best. She wanted ice cream
sundaes. So that’s what we did. I contacted the other mothers and we decided
who would send what and we were set.
I stopped by a craft store to buy wooden Valentine figures
to color and foam picture frames to decorate.
I took their pictures to put in their frames. We also hung a fancy Dollar Tree (my favorite
store) heart to throw Trey’s juggling balls threw. I knew the kids would love throwing a ball at
something. Oh and yes, Fancy juggles!!!!
The game
The kids got to hand out their Valentine’s to their friends
which was very exciting. Each child had
a hard time waiting his/her turn to go. Bitty
even got to attend half of this party!!!
I made some sugar cookies and sent icing for the kids to
decorate. This was a good time waster
while the teacher fixed the sundaes.
While Ford was licking icing Bitty was into Ford’s
stash. Yes, the child took off his
shoes, or boots as always!!!
EatingJohn Brantley didn't have a spot at the table with the other children. He quickly found an empty chair and pulled it right up to the table. He wasn't even considering being left out of something as important as party food!
And I ended my day with a dozen hot pink roses and some
Mexican food. What a fine day!
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