where's my brownie sash?

[yittleone]

I've been meaning to post this for over a week now, but I haven't had the chance. Now that I'm totally prepared for Christmas with all presents wrapped and ready to go, I have some spare moments

Comments

[mattai]

Great story, g

[yittleone]

Wow.

First, wow, that the kid was so fast in shoving that crayon up there. How was he supposed to know not to do that if no one ever told him before.

And wow that she would call you to ask if her kid is gay or not.

Again, man, kids.

[queseracass]

oh man! seriously, your cece stories are always impressing the pants off me. i said it before and i'll say it again: book, book, book!

you mean merit badges - like this!?:
http://www.mamameritbadges.com/shop/
these are much more mundane then your ideas, but how cute!

ps - i was so happy to see you guys at festivus!

[yittleone]

Yes, like those badges!

ps- it was good to get out and see everyone the other night. We'll be at NYE party too!

[grapenut]

I hadn't read this post yet but Bridgette had and told me all about it on Christmas. That's how loved your stories are - other families share them on Christmas!

Seriously, I totally second Cass's suggestion - BOOK. I've already made mental notes about teaching my kids the words "help" and "stuck" very early on.

Props on the successful nasal extraction! Can't wait to see you on NYE!

[yittleone]

That really tickles me that this story was a topic of conversation over your holiday! I'd consider a book if/when my other kids turn out so awesome. It'd have to be a collaborative work from me and Hal though.