I woke up early (no snoozing), and headed off to work. I clocked in right at 7 am. Dave was left on his own to deal with the kids. He pleaded with me to take Peyton, but at 630 am, she was a hot mess and told me, “I don’t want to change my clothes.” She had amnesia from yesterday, since she told me we didn’t give her her pink medicine. I told her that we woke her up in the middle of the night to give it, but she didn’t remember. In fact, she refused the medicine from Dave, and it was only after I went into her room, when I found both Dave and Peyton both lying there lifeless, that I gave her the medication. I left before noon to go to Brandon’s school. I was there early to help set up, and then the teacher asked me to go pop popcorn in the office. I was a little nervous, since I’d never been back there, and parents were supposedly not allowed. She gave me her keys to get in the backdoor, and I dutifully went to pop corn. Luckily, I didn’t burn it, and I brought 3 bags back. By then, the kids had come in from lunch. They all sat nicely at their tables and awaited directions. They were instructed to wash hands, and then get started on decorating. Unlike last year, the kids did a great job of not eating while they were making. Even my kid! Though he knew he had a ban on dessert, and he followed through. He snuck candy last week from his house, so he had one more day on probation. I gave him a little space, but helped out when needed. He worked on it for awhile, then one by one, when they finished up, they brought their men over to be wrapped up. Then, they were allowed to go play games. The parents had set up some carnival-style games. There was a cotton ball race, with the kids having to move the cotton ball by blowing through a straw. After a few rounds, Brandon came over to me and said he ran out of air. There were crafts, which each of the kids did on their own. Brandon needed help with the double-sided tape, but when he figured it out, he went to help his friends. It was nice to see Brandon helping his friends without being asked. After the games were all done, the kids came over to the food table. I asked them to wash hands again, and then have a seat. The parents helped distribute the pre-prepared plates of food – grapes, tomatoes, pretzels, popcorn, and a Cutie. Great snacks for a party like this! There was juice, too, but I saw from across the room that Brandon shook his head at the parent offering it to him. I know it was hard for him, but he did it! After the snacks were done, I took Brandon’s gingerbread man and extra bag of candy and headed back to work. He wasn’t upset in the least bit! The gingerbread man was so fragrant in my car. The classmom had gotten them from a bakery, so it was the food that had been handled the least. When I got home, I brought it in. Brandon was so excited to be re-united with the cookie. I told him the ban was over a day early for good behavior today. He was excited to eat it, but I told him he had to scrape off the frosting and candy and eat “clean” candy. He didn’t mind, and enjoyed his candy cane and 1/3 of the man. Peyton was able to eat half of hers from when the girls came over. One more day of school, then we’re free for 2 weeks!
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