The invitation to tonight's Media Festival suggested students
dress in their Sunday Best to walk the red carpet and receive their awards. We
have attended non-traditional churches for the past six years, and although we
go to church every Sunday, the boys do not have suits, jackets, or ties. To
have a pair of shoes that fit AND are not basketball shoes, cleats or muddy
tennis shoes is about as dressy as we get. I didn't even have that. It took two
trips to the shoe store before I found a pair that fit.
Don't let me even get started on the idea of trying to find a shirt and tie. The PX didn't have it, and we had no time to drive to Savannah for any shopping. I quickly gave up on that idea, and when I announced to Evan that our Sunday best would include a shirt and sweater vest, something in the closet from last Easter, I heard him mutter, "Thank you, Jesus!" Tonight he didn't give a second thought to the one size too small vest that bunched around his waist like the wardrobe of Pat from the "Just Pat" sketch on SNL, but I did.
Forget the wardrobe malfunction, though, and the fact I am now on a first name basis with the elderly lady working returns in the shoe department. We learned his team's web page on the states of matter earned a perfect score at the state level and now the project will proceed to the national level!
Don't let me even get started on the idea of trying to find a shirt and tie. The PX didn't have it, and we had no time to drive to Savannah for any shopping. I quickly gave up on that idea, and when I announced to Evan that our Sunday best would include a shirt and sweater vest, something in the closet from last Easter, I heard him mutter, "Thank you, Jesus!" Tonight he didn't give a second thought to the one size too small vest that bunched around his waist like the wardrobe of Pat from the "Just Pat" sketch on SNL, but I did.
Forget the wardrobe malfunction, though, and the fact I am now on a first name basis with the elderly lady working returns in the shoe department. We learned his team's web page on the states of matter earned a perfect score at the state level and now the project will proceed to the national level!
Congratulations to this great second grade team!
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