Rubber snake aerobics,
rubber snake wars,
rubber snakes dangling from the windows.
Dirty hands,
tired faces,
“all y’all are bugging me.”
Test folders,
little homework,
Fun Day coming Friday.
“Mom says
we can’t use the snakes as slingshots.”
Is school about to end?
I so know the feeling. I just had my last 14 hour day yesterday between work and volunteering at an event at school right after work. I’m so glad not to have days like that till Fall, though till school ends June 18th, it’ll be busy.
Yup, sounds about right:) And there’ll probably be more carpooling to be had when school’s done.
Snakes in the car.
Eek.
Hope you have a great snake-free weekend. 🙂
With you, Caroline… I am SO ready for summer!! And much as carpool exhausts me, I LOVE the conversation. 🙂
Perfect!
Karen, the snakes were part of a birthday cake (one of my sons asked for a snake cave the other an ant hill!). Those snakes have taken up residence in the van.
No snake-free weekend for me!
Not to be confused with “Snakes on a Plane.”
Sweet poem!
I live in a snake-free zone. I’m sort of like Indiana Jones in that snakes freak me out. And they don’t even have legs!!
I love “all y’all are bugging me.” That about sums up my life right now too. 🙂 🙂
Ha ha ha! Perfect! I am totally with you! 🙂
Have a great weekend!
I love eavesdropping on the conversations that take place in the back of my car 🙂
“All y’all” is one of my favorite local expressions, along with “I’ve been knowing him/that” for “I know him/that” and “She fussed me” for “she yelled at me.”
We still have another 4 weeks of school – I’m working to finish up my first draft.
Is May B. a verse novel?
Love it. I just can’t decide if I’m ready to have these conversations all day every day for three months. 20 minutes in carpool is slightly more manageable. Ha!
This was hilarious, Caroline. I need to get in a carpool so we can have some more interesting car conversation. Mine is mostly. “He’s pinching me, Mom!” and “I need to go potty.” Maybe it will get better when they get a little bigger.
Super fun! Kids crack me up. 🙂