Anything for my son
I am a brave woman. I've been told that before but now I really believe it. You see, I agreed to let my son have a few friends over for a slumber party. That means the number of kids in my house doubled. And the boys outnumbered the girls.
It wasn't really so bad, though. The girls didn't terrorize the boys and the boys stayed pretty much to themselves. They played with their gameboys, they watched movies, they ate lots of gummy worms. They stayed up until the wee hours in the morning. They woke up at 7 am. They are insane. They are loud. Only once did someone get kicked in the face. No one fought. It was a wonderful time.
Last night I asked Ro if he had a good time at his slumber party. He got a very big grin and said yes. That made it all worth it.
It wasn't really so bad, though. The girls didn't terrorize the boys and the boys stayed pretty much to themselves. They played with their gameboys, they watched movies, they ate lots of gummy worms. They stayed up until the wee hours in the morning. They woke up at 7 am. They are insane. They are loud. Only once did someone get kicked in the face. No one fought. It was a wonderful time.
Last night I asked Ro if he had a good time at his slumber party. He got a very big grin and said yes. That made it all worth it.
posted by Monica at
8:54 AM
2 Comments:
hey girl!
thanks for always commenting on my blog - i worry sometimes that i spent all this time writing the thing and no one reads it! ahhh, insecurities . . . :)
anyway - how did you get your picture to show up with your little profile? i want that.
love,
j
If you edit your profile, there is a place to enter a url of a picture. I have an account on Flickr where I post all my pics and just picked a photo of me to use in my profile.
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