Sunday, May 08, 2011

Dowwwwwwwn came the Blue Fairy.





taken weeks ago. just supposed to be mommy and tommy and a back full of acid reflux.  ended up being a party.

Mother's Day 2011.  
breakfast in bed.
dave's homemade zucchini muffins, etc. 
thoughtful cards from the boys.
songs in church.
oliver mad because he didn't know the second song so well. 
like, really upset. 
(his first time singing in sacrament meeting).  
chocolate treats handed out by the scouts.
boys eat chocolate treats handed out by scouts.
special mother's day lesson in relief society.  
boys bring special cards from primary made for mom. 
oliver's card missing chocolate kiss from center of flower.
Oliver sings Little Bunny Foo Foo ALL THE half hour WAY HOME FROM CHURCH.
Mom wonders why he knows this song.
Mom remembers that the Daddies substituted primary so the Mommies could go to Relief Society.  
Mom knows why he knows this song.
Mom wonders why the Daddies thought it would be a nice mother's day present to teach her son such a song.
Eat a snack and lay down for mother's day nap.
get woken up by five year old that has to tell mom that he is "just so excited about a spiderman costume"
5 year old doesn't have a spiderman costume.
5 year old needs one asap so he will stop harassing mom to make one.  mom says she can't --- but "you just have to sew some red to some blue".  oh, hmmm.  
Eat lovely dinner and dessert at in-laws. 
Talk to mom and grandma on phone.  
Went upstairs for mother's day foot rub.
Daddy is asleep.  
(mom talked to mom too long :)

the very lovely end.

7 comments:

Jess said...

hahahahha! AWESOME! Love the little comments the best. Love you!!

Tristen said...

This post made me laugh like four times, life with kids is too quirky. Little Bunny Foo Foo is too funny, what a horrible song. :) I've had a primary aged child for 2 years and somehow I've never gotten a Mother's Day song out of her in church... our first year Ken was out of town and I had the other two with me and then Avery had to go to the bathroom so a cute young woman from the ward took her and they didn't get back in time to sing. I felt disappointed but then looked forward to this year when Avery was in a crazy grumpy mood all morning and was sitting on our laps during sacrament meeting sucking her thumb and then when it came time for the song she refused to go up so I thought, I'll just help her go up by walking halfway and she'll get in the spirit, so I walked up with her and tried to do the let go and she just started her veryloudcry so we bailed out the side door. I almost started my verytiredcry but then remembered that there's always next year, right?? :) Your moms little trinket from the nursery babies definitely made the day... :) My kids had made a card with paper and pictures for me and then finished it off (perfected it) by chopping it in millions of pieces with the scissors, I laughed at that. Dang, maybe I need a Mother's Day post? Sorry to leave such a long one here! :)

We live really close to your parents, we are in the neighborhood by Endeav Elem... behind Target sort of. We will definitely get together when you guys come and I'll feel a little sheepish bringing corn dogs to a vegetarian's house, but those things mostly aren't even meat anyways, right? :)

Emily said...

Sounds about right. Eva was tearing that Hershey's Kiss off my card on the way out of church, leaving the foil behind her on the floor.

You left out the part about delivering beautiful, huge, homemade chocolate chip cookie to your friends at church! Seriously the sweetest thing ever. Thank you so much!

Unknown said...

Happy Mother's Day to a wonderful mommy! I love the spit up all down the back...priceless! :)

Likely said...

HA ha Tristen -- glad you laughed. I was laughing at your comment because that has happened to me with MAx! It was great this time though because Oliver was the one not afraid and just started marching right up there and Max was afraid until I said, hurry, go catch up with Oliver! And he did! Yes, there is always next year....

my mom is kind of a flexitarian anyway...or whatever they are called that will eat meat eery once in a while. Yes, hot dogs aren't really meat anyway. Max LOVES hot dogs and I never buy them so those would be a complete delicacy. Imagine -- hot dogs, a delicacy! I thought you were pretty vegetarian yourself!

Emily, ha ha!!! what was the primary thinking giving them cards with kisses? I bet half of them were gone before mother's got a hold of them. so funny. thank you for the nice words.

Serena, YOU are a wonderful mommy! I am so happy to know you! happy mother's day to you!

Likely said...

correction: mothers, not mother's. silly me. I hate when I do that kind of stuff.

Tiff Rueckert said...

Geez...I hate reflux and don't miss the throw up down the back! Glad you had a good day!