Addison was so excited when the note came home from school about dressing up as your favorite book character. She knew right away that she wanted to be Strawberry Shortcake. I lucked out with a Livingsocial deal and got the whole costume for 50% off, which is great since the thing wasn't cheap. But sometimes I don't mind spending money when it means that this is what I see when she rounds the corner. How about that smile!
Afterwards Michael and I went back to the classroom to help with the Fall (they're not allowed to call it Halloween) crafting. Addison waited patiently for her turn to put her stuff away.
I've said it before and I'll say it again. Being a teacher is hard work and I have all the respect in the world for them. I would be living on Advil if I was in a class with 39 kids all day. Addison's teachers are pros. They know how to keep things under control and not once did I see them lose their cool. And they're both super sweet. We chatted a little and they thanked us several times for staying to help out with the crafting stations.
Addison was so happy when she got to come to my station. We made trees and painted the leaves on with Q tips. I was definitely not dressed for painting, but I made it work. Check out her little pigtails. Her hair is just long enough.
I'm so happy that I have a job that allows me to take the time out and do this kind of stuff with my family. This was such a fun and memorable morning for all of us.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
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