BOO
It's that time of the year again. Ernest will soon be making his annual 3-night trek to Boo at the Zoo. And like previous years, there are other older kids looking for rides. And I wonder once again...why don't their parents drive??? And why do I say yes all the time? I wouldn't say no to Ernest, but it really stresses me out to have to drive other kids and I should just say no to that. Maybe next year.
BOO HOO
So I have to take the truck, because it holds the most people. (We are not a van family.) But I don't like the truck; I prefer my small car because it is comfy to WAIT in for hours and it plays DVDs. But because we've got 3 extra persons wanting a ride, the big old truck it is.
Did I mention that after I drove the Boo carpool last year I decided Ernest should apply to a private high school? Those backseat conversations give me lots of information. What, they think I don't listen? What will I learn this year?
BOO YAH
On the upside, I have a date night night with my husband after I drop off the boo crew on Friday. We are looking forward to meeting for a steak dinner and a movie.
5 comments:
Pictures! Pictures! Pictures! I'd love a peek of Boo at the Zoo. We don't even have a zoo in our state. (But we always visit either the Cincinnati or Columbus Zoo when we visit my parents!)
Oh man, I wish we lived out there so that we could go to Boo at the Zoo.
Oh boy, I sure did learn at lot while driving carpools!!
In the long run those parents are the ones losing out by not driving--but I agree, it can be annoying.
You would be SO much fun to hang out with, and I'd love to see the dynamic between Ernest and Zack.
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