I took the girls to the Jump Zone last Friday, but it was a school holiday. It was sheer madness. I thought a home school mom would have no need for consulting the public school calendar... Lesson learned. They had a deal right where you only paid $5 per child if you bring in goods for their holiday food drive. I cleaned out my cabinets, taking all my extra cans of yams and corn that I bought for some reason, some time back, but can't remember why. It was a win-win for me. But, I will have to take the girls back when it isn't so crowded.
Thursday, November 17, 2011
I took the girls to the Jump Zone last Friday, but it was a school holiday. It was sheer madness. I thought a home school mom would have no need for consulting the public school calendar... Lesson learned. They had a deal right where you only paid $5 per child if you bring in goods for their holiday food drive. I cleaned out my cabinets, taking all my extra cans of yams and corn that I bought for some reason, some time back, but can't remember why. It was a win-win for me. But, I will have to take the girls back when it isn't so crowded.
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