Ok, y'all, who's with me? Do you think that if the signs were color coordinated, they might be more inclined to take us seriously?
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7 comments:
Okay, first I am so with you. I can't tell you how much I love the bus - because it means I don't have to be presentable that early in the morning.
Second (and I'm sure I'll show myself for a fool) - but that is so believable. Did you just create that?
We should have a club - those of us who live in the South, but don't "keep up" with the rest of the Southern Belles. Although I do claim the South as my home, and have been here over 22 years, I'm not much of a Belle.
Guess it's a good thing Tim didn't take the job in Virginia - I'd never be "presentable" enough in the morning. Since when aren't pajamas presentable???
Meredith, there's a site to create the papers, which I'm going to now find a reason to use them as often as possible! It's http://www.fodey.com/generators/newspaper/snippet.asp
And Mich, people in VA realize the value of carpool. Here in Mayberry (much further south), it never snows, so there's no reason why I can't walk my child in. And I would think monogrammed pjs would work. With color-coordinated accessories, though. And lipstick.
LOL! Honest to God, my first thought was- "Holy crap- She really does live in Mayberry!"
Gotta steal this one....
OMG! Did you go out and buy a lipstick? (If not, carmex counts.) xoxoxo
Ok I thought it was real. In NY, the private schools have lines of cars with drivers dropping off the kids, staying double-parked - don't you have a driver? Is it ok if the driver wears PJ's??
I am cracking up reading that story you have pasted in there! Sure sounds like the writer had a bias toward the drive-thru-drop-off parents.
Good luck!
I'm happy I don't have to walk or drive my kids - I am almost always still in my pj's when I send them off!
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