The kids ran into school smiling, eager to share every single detail of their Thanksgiving Break. I welcomed them with open arms, having sorely missed their smiles and unconditional love. They filled me with tales of turkey dinner, grandmas and grandpas, trips on planes and swimming in motel pools. I was totally disausted ten minutes later, and shooed them into the classroom to take care of their morning housekeeping duties.
Sasha was a bit late as her bus is typically the last one to drop off students. She smiled, hung up her jacket and grabbed onto me for a big, big hug.
“I missed you SO SO much, Sasha! Did you have a wonderful Thanksgiving?” I asked with a smile.
“YES!” she exclaimed with a little jump into the air. And then she stood still and quickly frowned, remembering something very important.
“Well, I am also mad cause Santa didn’t bring me ANY presents!”
Um.
I looked at her. “Wait, is it January? Did I miss Christmas completely?” I turned to Ms. Perky, “Oh God I really DO have dementia.”
5 comments:
Every year, Turkey Claus brings me the gift of a hangover.
you would not believe all the cool stuff left under my tree...lol..
Wait! You mean you missed the drop of New Years ball, too? Happy 2012! ;)
All those holidays? SO confusing!
"Is Rusty still in the Navy?"
this post just reminded me of my favorite "Aunt Bethany" quote from Christmas Vacation :)
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