Day 30: Hello day
30! I have officially made it 30% of the
way! What does that mean? Absolutely nothing! Would you be happy if you got a 30% on a
test, or if you only finished 30% of a book, or if you only got 30 out of 100
things done on your to do list? No! Therefore, I’m not happy or in any rush to
celebrate! I’m happy to have made it 30 days, but not happy enough to celebrate
anything. We’ll celebrate when we make
it to day 100, then we’ll be shooting for day 200!
Today is the first day our kids are riding the bus
home. I’m super nervous for them. I just want to make sure they get on the bus
ok, find friends to sit with and behave while on the bus. And, naturally, I hope they don’t get picked
on or pick on anyone else. You would
think kindergarten and 2nd graders are too young to know what
bullying is, but let me assure you, bullies and victims come in ALL shapes,
sizes and ages!
They made it! Picking
them up at the bus stop was a blast.
Beckett got off the bus screaming “I did it! I did it!”
Auden got off the bus with the attitude like “yeah, of course I did it,
I’m a big kid.” But, you could see how
much fun she had. Don’t worry Auden,
your “big kid” secret is safe with me.
It just cracks me up that Auden has days where she believes she’s old
enough to be a “big kid,” then there are days where she acts her age, which is
seven.
We just did something simple for dinner tonight, Stacy had a
Boston Market Salisbury Steak Dinner and I had the Boston Market Country Fried
Steak Dinner. Both were terrific! You should check them out next time you go to
the grocery store. I’ll be honest
though, I had the Boston Market Chicken Parmesan the other day and I didn’t like
it. I like the cheap “Banquet” Chicken
Parm better than I like Boston Market Chicken Parm. The Banquet is $1.00 and the Boston Market
(yes, much bigger serving size) is $3.00, maybe more.
Good night all…
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