I’ve only got two confessions for you today but, boy, do they make me look super duper AWESOME.
- Last week, I took my kids to skating (that’s not the confession). It’s a mad rush to get the kids dressed in an overcrowded dressing room and on the ice within 10 minutes of them getting out of school. But I did it! PHEW. I was very proud of myself, watching my kids skate circles around the other kids on the ice. But as I was standing there in all my glory, so very very very proud of my abilities as a mother, one of the coaches skated up to the glass and announced (very very very loudly) “Ma’am, I need you to meet me at the benches. Your sons skates are on the WRONG FEET.” Yes, that’s right, in my rush to put their skates on I had mixed up their skates (they’re a size apart) and put two right feet on one child and two left feet on the other. Already feeling like a complete moron, I was then joined by my two sons on the benches and not one, not two, but THREE skating coaches and a couple of parents who were standing nearby, all offering to help me change my kids skates. Obviously because I was too dumb to get it right in the first place.
- Just a few nights ago, I was teaching my 6 year old how to subtract. He was getting a bit frustrated with counting backward, constantly missing the correct answer by just one answer. He had a bit of a hissy fit near the end of our work and took off upstairs to get ready for bed. About half an hour after he had gone to bed I went downstairs to clean up the kitchen and found just the sweetest love note from my first grader. Sometimes, being a mom is the best!
Kristy says
I'm loving these posts! They're so funny because we've all been there or can imagine the same things happening to us. On the plus side – great spelling, letter formation, spacing, and use of punctuation! Way to go mom!
Nicole says
Omg love it! My daughter did something similar made a picture that said "Bad Mom" was suppose to be Dad and Mom lol!
@lilflowermama
Christina Rambo says
So great. So real. We've all been there one way or another…
Rosalind says
Man, I love notes like that. Hahaha. Kids are real encouragers.
Sarah Newcomb says
Lol! Aren’t they though!? I still laugh at this every time I see it. I shoulda framed it!