I remembered to stop by the mirror before leaving the house, and changed my shirt. I left the tank top on, but changed the one over it. I was clean and presentable when I arrived at Achievement Days. (This is a group of 8-11 year old girls from church that meets a couple times a month.)
About halfway through the activity, I had my arms folded when I noticed there was some kind of suspicious lump in my shirt. No one was really looking my way, so I shook out my shirt. Into my hand fell a half eaten baby carrot.
Rewind to snack time earlier that day: I picked up Maddie who was holding a carrot. I held her in one arm as she was eating it, all the while I was doing something else. I guess she never finished the carrot.
4 comments:
Are you the achievement days leader? That story reminds me of when we lived in S'side and I went to Walmart and realized I had a burp rag still stuffed in my bra-- talk about lumpy! SO EMBARRASSING
OMG, the things that happens to Moms,ha.
PS: Hey, I have a Treat Bags (for birthdays or any ocassion) on my blog if you want to join.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Natalie- I am the assistant activity days leader. So, more of a supportive position, and less of the planning.
Hee Hee! Those mommy moments are so funny. There is nothing more fun than to laugh at yourself in those kind of situations. I always chuckle after finding the baby spit up or boogers that kids lovingly left on my shoulder before I leave the house.
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