As I discussed yesterday, the Girl Child had her last day of kindergarten yesterday and I left her a note to tell her how proud I was of her for completing her year. She got a certificate for perfect attendance for the first semester and would have had a certificate for the second semester, too, if it were not for the strep throat at the end of the year. I gather the note, which she discovered when she came down for breakfast, was a big hit. I think it also made a big impression on the Boy Child for when I got home from work last night, he made his request.
There he stood, next to the kitchen table, naked as a jaybird, hair still wet from his bath, very earnest and hopeful expression on his face as he shyly stumbled through the following:
Pappa, I know I can't read, but do you think you could make me a note telling me how proud you are of me for pre-school?
The Boy got his note, left for him next to his breakfast spot for discovery when he came down this morning.
Posted by Random Penseur at June 22, 2007 09:44 AM | TrackBackI had a good chuckle this morning at that one. I can almost see the look on his face as he asked you that even though I've never seen you or your children.
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