So it was, as Joe would say, "Happy Father's Day" on Sunday, and Ted said that he did, indeed, have a happy Father's Day, which is good because he makes his family happy every day. It is therefore with some dismay that this reporter regrets to admit that Ted made his own breakfast! Mercifully, he requested eggs, bacon, and English muffins, and Julie prides herself on her scrambled eggs, at least, so she was set to do it. But as the eggs broke, if you will, Ted made breakfast as he always does.* He did no other cooking that day though, and Julie made him a buckle, or "summer cake" as we've taken to calling it around here. We otherwise pattered about the day doing mostly a whole lot of nothing.
We should also say that the bambini made Ted Happy Father's Day cards at school. Joe's included two Hershey's kisses: one "striped," and one traditional. Guess who kept very close tabs on those kisses? Eventually, they were unwrapped, and shared, with Ted taking the striped, and Joe the traditional. Later Joe said that next time, he'd really like the striped. Maybe on Happy Fabulous Son Day.
*See also: makes his family happy every day.
Graham's comment after we celebrated Father's Day was, "When is it Graham Day?"
ReplyDeleteAh, to be a four year old. Sara