Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Things I learned in the Cafeteria
Today was my last day in the school kitchen until January 4th! I'm giddy about this vacation even if I have to share it with my kids. LOL
This week I learned:
- The Joys of Pajama Day. That's right...I got to wear my pajamas to work today. Jealous much?
- That, for the most part, I work with some really nice, amazing people.
- The closer it gets to Christmas the more out of control the kiddos become. It's like a drug.
- That I really do believe in Santa Claus.
- That parents seldom read the menu, let alone any changes you make to it.
What did you learn at work/home this week?
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4 random thoughts:
I wear my pjs to work everyday....but I work from home, lol
merry christmas my friend
I learned we will probably get a grant - my first one I applied for.
I also posted the story of why Santa is running slow this year. {*grin*}
BTW, did you find your poem? I tweeted at you with the one that I think you might have had in mind.
Did you wear sexy pajamas or something more practical for any gravy that might spill on it?
I think the candy they dole out at school doesn't help either with the kids.
Have a Merry Christmas!