liamandcaili
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I haven't caught up to everyone's recent posts yet, but I had to share my morning adventure.
I asked Liam this morning why he didn't eat any of his lunch or snack on Friday at school, and he said they had two birthday parties that day, so he wasn't hungry. He also mentioned that he retrieved his last cupcake from the nurse's office (he has special, egg-free cupcakes at school to have when other children bring in regular cupcakes). Mind you, this was four minutes before we had to go out the door to bring him to school. I asked him if he knew when the summer birthday party was, since I would need to replenish the cupcake supply before then. He said he wasn't sure, but he guessed it was either today or Wednesday, since Thursday is the last day of school and tomorrow is Field Day. I said I hoped it wasn't today because I didn't have any cupcakes to send in with him today.
We get to the school, and sure enough, all these kids are carrying in trays of cupcakes. Liam gives me a pitiful look, and I start feeling terrible because I know that all I put into his bag for a snack is grapes. I drop him off, race home, pound out some wacky cake, throw it in the oven and call the school so they can get a message to Liam that I will be bringing him some cupcakes before the party starts. He looked so upset at dropoff, I didn't want him sitting in class for two hours thinking he wouldn't have any treats.
I start relaying the message to the secretary when she says, "Oh, I think Liam just walked by. Let me check with the nurse." Two minutes later, she calls me back and says that not only did Liam have enough cupcakes for today, but he still has some left!!
So now I have 12 cupcakes sitting on my counter, and my head is pounding and my heart is racing and I am trying to calm down after thinking Liam would be sitting in class eating grapes while all the other children ate cake.
It's a good thing I am not seeing him again until 7 tonight.
Sorry for the long rant.
I have no idea WFD tonight. I'll think about it when I am a little more relaxed.
I asked Liam this morning why he didn't eat any of his lunch or snack on Friday at school, and he said they had two birthday parties that day, so he wasn't hungry. He also mentioned that he retrieved his last cupcake from the nurse's office (he has special, egg-free cupcakes at school to have when other children bring in regular cupcakes). Mind you, this was four minutes before we had to go out the door to bring him to school. I asked him if he knew when the summer birthday party was, since I would need to replenish the cupcake supply before then. He said he wasn't sure, but he guessed it was either today or Wednesday, since Thursday is the last day of school and tomorrow is Field Day. I said I hoped it wasn't today because I didn't have any cupcakes to send in with him today.
We get to the school, and sure enough, all these kids are carrying in trays of cupcakes. Liam gives me a pitiful look, and I start feeling terrible because I know that all I put into his bag for a snack is grapes. I drop him off, race home, pound out some wacky cake, throw it in the oven and call the school so they can get a message to Liam that I will be bringing him some cupcakes before the party starts. He looked so upset at dropoff, I didn't want him sitting in class for two hours thinking he wouldn't have any treats.
I start relaying the message to the secretary when she says, "Oh, I think Liam just walked by. Let me check with the nurse." Two minutes later, she calls me back and says that not only did Liam have enough cupcakes for today, but he still has some left!!
So now I have 12 cupcakes sitting on my counter, and my head is pounding and my heart is racing and I am trying to calm down after thinking Liam would be sitting in class eating grapes while all the other children ate cake.
It's a good thing I am not seeing him again until 7 tonight.
Sorry for the long rant.
I have no idea WFD tonight. I'll think about it when I am a little more relaxed.