Anyway, I reckon he was trying to atone for treating me as though I didn't know my prickly plants and decided to pick a bloom to present to me. I noticed him biting and spitting when he came in the door but didn't pay too much attention as I was supervising the putting on of Zach's socks, but then he told me he was trying to get the cactus stickers out of his fingers and got one in his tongue I had to laugh. I've had to dig them out of my leg after mowing to close to them but I was smart enough to use tweezers to try to get them out!
He declared that to be the last time he'd try to pick me a flower!
Today, after I've showered and made my hair look less like a witch who's stuck her finger in an electrical socket, I'm off to the Track and Field day at the school. Zach had no idea what he'll be competing in (this teacher of his needs a fire lighted under her butt or retirement) but hopefully I'll get a few photo ops if we get it figured out.
5 comments:
That's a funny story. and those things hurt!
Have fun at Track and Field Day. I hope Zach has a good time and does well.
Ah, how sweet - it's the thought that counts, right? hehehe Good luck to Zach! Have a wonderful Mother's Day and weekend Ms. Brenda. :)
Ouch, that sounds painful. Just dropped in to say hi, never been here before. Love the background.
Oh and about that teacher needing a fire lighted under her butt...seems wherever I look today on blogland I'm reading about bums in some shape or form lol
It takes a real man to pick prickly posies :)
Ah, yes, Track and Field Day. Man, I haven't thought of that in eons. I used to like the long jump and the relay race -- hated the high jump though. Do kids still do those events?
Have a wonderful Mother's Day weekend Brenda.
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