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The title might lead you to believe I'm talking about the whole gloomy 2012 Mayan Calender/end of the world thing. Nothing could be further from the truth; it's a rallying cry to all you stay-at-home moms who have trudged through NINETY, sweltering, endless days of summer vacation and never once had Child Protective Services called to your home. School is just around the corner! Summer is almost over! The finish line is within sight! Make it your mantra as the little darlings bicker about who actually saw the slug-bug first, or when they're disputing precisely what would happen if we were sucked into a black hole, or what Santa might or might not deem acceptable on a Christmas list. Congratulate yourself for having been a successful cruise director on a seemingly interminable voyage with surly, impatient, egomaniacs as your passengers.
I suggest you nonchalantly have your kids reminisce with you all the fun things you did together (chalk drawing, making cookies, going to the matinee, water pad, pool, picnics etc). Seriously. Get out a big poster board and write it all out, then have them color pictures by each event. Why? Because on the first day of school, the teacher is going to ask them what they did for summer vacation and they are going to draw a blank and write something like, "we didn't do anything except watch TV and play video games." It doesn't matter if you took them on a voyage
to the space station Meir, they.will.NOT.remember! Forewarned is forearmed, people.
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| Lemonade Stand |
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| Dallas Trip |
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