Funny story #1:
I ended up not having Rayna and Rachel yesterday, so Jake asked if we wanted to go up and have lunch with him at work. We were excited to get out of the house, so we started getting ready to go. I got Ryan dressed and Justin just needed to get his shoes on his feet. I took one shoe and slid it on his foot- it went on like always. Then I grab the other one and it slides on super easy and is clomping along when he walks. Thats when I realized that Andy had put on one of his own shoes, and one of Justin's. (They picked out identical shoes last week...just 3 sizes different) So I started thinking about Andy walking around school with his little foot smooshed into a size 10.5 when he is a 13! I had to run up to school to bring him his own shoe. I couldnt imagine how his poor little foot would have felt by the end of the day! So, I walk into the office at school, and intended to just drop it off there and that they would bring it down to the classroom when they got the chance. They told me just to sign in and I could bring it down there myself if I had the time. I said I would love to, as long as I wouldnt disrupt the class! So I walk in with Ryan in my arms and Justin by my side, say hi to the teacher and the Para, get Andy's shoe changed and get ready to walk out the door. Then I realize...oh my gosh! Where did Justin go??? I am panicking to myself thinking that he went out the door and into a different classroom or just went out and started wandering the halls. I search the classroom with my eyes because I didnt want anyone to catch on to how panicked I felt... then I back up and look down right where I was standing. There was Justin in his little blue shirt, sitting at the art table with scissors in hand, looking at everyone like "where's MY paper??" I dont know why that was so funny to me. At 2.5 years old, he blended in with the kindergartners and just jumped right in like he belonged. I laughed about that for a long time :)
Funny Story #2:
Yep... another school story! Sorry :) Andy is collecting pledges for the marathon at school, and got really into it last night. He came home and told me he needed to call some people to get some money for his school. So, I am giggling to myself and say ok...let's call some people. I gave my Mom and Dad, and my grandma a heads up that he was calling them back in a minute to do this, just so they were ready. I didnt tell him what to say because I wanted to hear what he'd come up with on his own. I listen as he calls my dad... Hi. Ummm.... my school is having this marathon, and they need some money for it, so I was thinking maybe you could give me some? I get the phone back from him as my mom and dad are laughing on the other end. Then he calls my Grandma and is just as straight forward with her too...but I dont remember exactly how he phrased it...something like : Hi- I am having a marathon for school, do you think you can give me some money for it?? It just cracked me up. It was a glimps into the life of a telemarketer, but much cuter and fuinnier!!! So glad he knows how to say what he wants nd no beatin' around the bush! Toooo funny!
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