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The Class Bear Is Locked In The Closet

Friday, April 2nd, 2010

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Have I mentioned how much I love the class bear?

No?

I love the class bear.

Having three competitive children that are all the same age and expect life to be fair makes me love it even more.

They do not care that ONE child has been assigned to care for the damn bear for the weekend.  No, they all want equal time with the bear.

Also, I diagnosed them on the internet with ADHD.  They can’t remember what a spoon is used for let alone where they left the bear.

At one point today, “Buddy” had been AWOL for an hour or so.  Princess had kidnapped him and hidden him but had forgotten where, although she wouldn’t admit to the federal crime and blamed it all on Felpsy.  Boog who was in charge of the bear could care less.  He was still upset that Daddy didn’t want Buddy to go to McDonald’s – because the bear has to go with us EVER Y WHERE.

So, eventually the bear was spotted in the closet.  Hiding behind all the clothes.

He winked at me when I quietly closed the door on him and told my kids that THEY would forever be remember at the “Save us Jesus Preschool” as the kids who lost the bear.

(unfortunately, I stole the name of the preschool from her, but damn, it’s funny, right?   AND how bad ass does Boog look, if you take out the bear?)

Awesomeness

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

I am blessed with brilliant children, and by blessed I mean “gotta stay on my toes”.  Yesterday Felpsy turned six.  As you know, Boog was ready to dec-o-rate.  He woke up at the crack of early asking to go to the party store.   I told him the store didn’t open for a long time, but we would go.  After 487 questions about when they opened, why they weren’t opened, blah blah blah, I told him the people who worked at the party store had to get their kids ready for school and then had to go home and get ready for work, so they wouldn’t be there until about the time I was ready.  Yes, I know I shouldn’t lie, don’t worry, I paid for it.

Several hours pass and we hit up the party store.  Greeted of course by the (why the hell are you bothering my txting with showing up at my job) employee mumbling something about “welcome to Party Universe blah blah blah”  Boog of course tells her we are here to get decorations for his brother’s birthday, that he was five yesterday just like us and now he’s not, asks her if she likes Sushi and then asks her if she has kids.

Yes.  He.  Did.

No.  She didn’t.

“Well then why couldn’t she get to work on time?”  he asked me.

Crap.

“Oh look, streamers.”

We got our Star Wars paraphernalia and headed to Target.

Boog shot off in the direction of the toys at 100 mph while Little Miss Sunshine strolled at the breakneck speed of a Hoveround.  We past the make up aisle and the girl asked me why they didn’t make a lipstick that lasted longer than a “Spongebob” (our standard measure of time for 15 minutes) while commiserating with her I heard the walkies  going on about a lost boy and “does he know his mommy’s name”.  Urging the girl to walk a little faster, figuring I was said mommy, we round the corner to find Boog standing in a hazmat zone having puked the length of the Lego aisle.

“He’s mine, thanks.” (you totally know that puke is not my domain inside a Target store right?  I am the mayor after all.)  And I hurried out of there with my ill child, at the breakneck speed of a Hoveround.  All while dodging two calls from CPS and the therapist, plus the knowing eyes of those with walkies judging me for not being more active in vomit clean up.

“Hey, I saw that look.  I’m the mayor around these parts, I totally have no power over you.”

Other than that it was a gorgeous day here in north Mexico.  Mid 70s and if Tech Support had the time to windsurf anymore, it would have been a great day to do so.  I feel the outdoor pool is within our grasp here shortly, (pending results of the skin cancer biopsy and a ton of SPF).

We ate cupcakes decorated like dogs and petit fours.   After of course a dinner of pork tenderloin and spinach.  (Felpsy’s choice)

Then we hunted for presents.  I would excuse my not wrapping birthday gifts as the “green” alternative buy you know that’s a bunch of bull.  But I don’t wrap birthday presents.  We scavenger hunt for them.  This year I let the twins give their own clues as to where they had hidden their gifts.  There was wailing and gnashing of teeth.  Finally it was revealed that they were “on my bed”.   When it got to be my turn I told him mine was hidden “not on top of my bed” to which a major fit was thrown.   “Fine it’s under my bed.”  Happiness.

Then a big fight where someone may or may not have ended up with a gaping head wound.

Blood.  Tears.  Timeouts. Chocolate.  Awesomeness.

Can You Hear Me Now?

Friday, January 22nd, 2010

No, it’s not about that.

It’s about five year old boys and walkie talkies.

Hilarity.

Boog received a pair of walkies for his birthday.  So excited was he that he threw me one and ran off.

“Mom can you hear me?”  He yelled from the bedroom.

Pressing my button, I instructed him to “push the button and then talk.”

He squawked it and again yelled, “Mom, can you hear me?”

“You have to HOLD the button down.”

I heard him open his channel but he didn’t say anything.

“Now say something.”  I yelled back to him.

He released his button and yelled back something to me.

“Press the button, hold it down, and talk, then let go of the button.”

He brought me his walkie, said “These aren’t any fun,” and walked away.


Huh?