Time after time. That was our first song many years ago. My husband and I just celebrated eight years together this past Monday. We were supposed to go spend the day together on Sunday, but he got called into work instead. So, Monday night we went out to a French Restaurant and had a little candlelight dinner. It was really nice. We laughed and talked and fed each other. When we came home he called me in the room and played Through the Years by Kenny Rogers. I didn't know the song before that, but it was really sweet. We snuggled a little and watched some TV while the kids ran around like banshees. But it was really nice. This is a picture of us at our oldest daughter's birthday party at Chuck E Cheese's last month. We are always goofin off lol.
Today I went to take my oldest to school, and one of the Kindergarten teachers ran into a pole and fell down on the cement, getting a big knot on the back of her head. While my daughter's teacher tried to wrangle both classes, I helped the kids open their milk and everything else they needed. The whole class is used to me since I volunteer a few times a month and I go on field trips with them and usually go to lunch with them almost every day. When they were going in the classroom and I was leaving, my daughter yells out to tell me good bye, then all I hear is a cascade of "Good-bye Miss Melanie" from the whole class. They were all waving at me, it was so cute! Moments like that make all the bad stuff melt away, because what is important is what you see in the eyes of a child.
Today I went to take my oldest to school, and one of the Kindergarten teachers ran into a pole and fell down on the cement, getting a big knot on the back of her head. While my daughter's teacher tried to wrangle both classes, I helped the kids open their milk and everything else they needed. The whole class is used to me since I volunteer a few times a month and I go on field trips with them and usually go to lunch with them almost every day. When they were going in the classroom and I was leaving, my daughter yells out to tell me good bye, then all I hear is a cascade of "Good-bye Miss Melanie" from the whole class. They were all waving at me, it was so cute! Moments like that make all the bad stuff melt away, because what is important is what you see in the eyes of a child.
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Well, it has been a while since your last post and you have been through a whole lot since then. I *heart* you, huss bucket and you have been tagged...again. See my blog for the rules. I would "sing" old Salt n Pepa songs with you any day, my dear. Ahhh push it push it!
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