Little Socialites

December 11, 2009 at 9:12 am , by Percola

holiday invites

Here is what I want to know. How is it possible for two people I know who cannot see over the steering wheel have a full holiday calendar? How is it that those same two people who do not even do chores can swap gifts with other children of the same means? Seriously, Ken and I do not know if we can keep up and may need an Excel spreadsheet. So far, here is the run down. Must take juice boxes and a wrapped gift to one party. For another party, we are to send money for lunch and a $5 gift. We have already sent a red shirt to preschool for an art project. Oh, and did I mention they both will perform in Christmas programs? Those activities do not begin to include a few things we would like to do as a family. Whew! How do families with more than two children, meaning the parents are outnumbered, survive the holidays? This is a trend I am sure will get worse. Oh, my.

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by Ernessa, author of 32 Candles

On December 11, 2009 at 5:26 pm

Wow, I’m scared now. And I’m also reconsidering our plan to have three if the financial gods are kind.

by Joyful Mom

On December 11, 2009 at 6:26 pm

That is a very busy schedule. I just realized today that in the holiday shuffle I forgot to think about teacher gifts. I have to add it to the very long list of things to get done ASAP. A spreadsheet is sounding like a good idea.

by Percola

On December 11, 2009 at 7:28 pm

Oh, no. I had included the teachers and then forgot about them. My goodness.

by HONEYSMOKE» Blog Archive » Christmas at Preschool

On December 17, 2009 at 9:09 am

[...] little socialites are giving their teachers goodie bags filled with a candle, bath fizzer and chocolate. I also wrote [...]

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