Pajama Day

[naomikritzer]

Tomorrow is Pajama Day at Molly's preschool. They sent a note home that mentioned some kids are very reluctant to wear their PJs to school; they suggest, in that case, that you let them wear their clothes, but put their PJs in their backpack so that they can change when they get to school and see everyone else in PJs.

Molly is not going to have this problem. Molly is going to want to wear her PJs next week, too.

She did, however, refuse to wear her Dora PJs to bed because she wants to keep them pristine for preschool tomorrow. So they're folded and waiting, and she wore her footie PJs to bed.

When I picked Molly up today from preschool, I found out from her teacher that Molly was bragging that I was an "acclaimed author." Except she was apparently pronouncing it "claimed." (It says "acclaimed author" on one of my book covers -- I remember reading that to Molly at some point, so that's where she got the line.) She said Molly was really proud of me.

Comments

[porphyrin.livejournal.com]

She SHOULD be really proud of you.

Question: did I get back to you about times for tea? Do you want to see ATC?

[naomikritzer]

I e-mailed you. Let me know if you don't get the message.

[haddayr.livejournal.com]

I cannot imagine a better feeling than having your child proud of you, however well it is deserved. :-) That's great.

[mrswebchik.livejournal.com]

My kids have pajama day tomorrow. Apparently it's "snuggle up with a book" day or something. Very cute. We won't have any problems getting the kids to wear them. Some classes are just having them bring stuffed animals instead of dealing with pajamas.

That is so sweet that Molly's proud of you. My kids are probably just to the point where they wish they had their "regular" mom back instead of this crazy pregnant woman. I know they're happy I'm home every day. And Molly has plenty of reason to be proud of you. :)

[hilarymoonmurph.livejournal.com]

She should be proud of you! So are we.

[annesible.livejournal.com]

That's awesome.