Morning Blog

[lesliepear]

I'm in a pretty good mood

• Gymboree's Holiday line is cute. And the train vest doesn't have an Xmas tree on it - why trains are associated with Xmas I'm not sure - maybe the Polar Express Movie and Book?
• Went to Alan's back to school night last night at daycare. All agree he's ready to move up except for Potty training. He doesn't like Tuesday's Macaroni and Cheese lunch as much as the others, so I should pack one for him. He also runs over the other kids to get to the bike or car outside (sadly). But they are working with him a little extra since he's the oldest in the room.
• I also ran into the 2 mom's who helped me with transportation last year. Turns out Christine (the one who did it at the beginning of the year) has a friend who baby sits across the street from her and was looking for $. She'll be able to take Alan to and from (she is behind the school). I'll meet her tommorrow to confirm
• I think we finally get our systest environment 20 days late today. So I can close a lot of bugs out. Yeah!
• Tonight is Back to School at the Public School. With transportation hopefully resolved I don't have to complain as much.

Better wake Alan up and get him ready!

Comments

[ginky.livejournal.com]

I need to figure out what Jack's going to wear. Evie's dress is red, so unless I get a miracle, they won't work together.

I think this i my favorite, but we don't need holiday clothes, because my mother loves to make them.

[lesliepear.livejournal.com]

I wish I knew someone who sewed :)

[medievalcamelot.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure why trains and christmas trees go together. In almost every christmas book I've read though, there is always a train set up under the tree. Guess they make a good present?

I really like the outfit you said needed gray pants. I think so too, but it's my favorite. Not to excited about the girl things...although I do like the shoes with the first outfit and the socks with the second.


I'm crossing my fingers that the gal is able to take Alan to and from school for you!

[lesliepear.livejournal.com]

In almost every christmas book I've read though, there is always a train set up under the tree. Guess they make a good present?

That must be it. Certainly trains weren't around in the navitity days :)