5p- | Lessons from my daughter

Over the years, Emily has been awarded the title of fashion advisor.

She is a really honest advisor who normally tells me that I look awesome…

That changed this morning

I walked in Emily’s room as per usual and asked her what she thought of my outfit.

I was wearing a skirt and a white top.

She said : “Meh!”

I asked her what she meant by “meh!”.

She pointed at my outfit and said that’s too much white and it doesn’t go with the pretty skirt.

I left the room and came back with a great faux-leather jacket.

Emily was still not sold but it was “Better!”

I added a necklace and got the passing grade!

And there I was under the impression we had a deal where I asked her opinion and she paid me a compliment.

Now I know for a fact that when she tells me I look awesome, she thinks it!

That is my silver lining!

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Because my post titled That happened! seemed to please many readers, let me tell you about another time when I was definitely not at my best.

If you didn’t see my earlier post That happened!, you should check it out. It’s a quick fun read.

So here it is!

Jonathan and I rarely go out together.

I know, that sounds sad but we have different tastes on many things so it’s easier to plan things to do separately and that way we both get to go out at different times and we don’t need to arrange for someone to be with Emily.

Once in a while, we plan a date night and we are lucky that Emily can spend the night with her Nana (Jon’s mom).

It normally ends with us taking a cab home because we drank a little too much.

On Jonathan’s birthday, we planned to go out with friends. Knowing that I had to go get Emily early on Saturday morning to take her to cheer practice at 9am, I was reasonable and only had a couple of drinks over the many hours we were out.

On Saturday morning, I got up on time.

I got dressed, packed Emily’s cheer bag and left the house.

I mapped the road in my head so I could treat myself to a decadent Starbucks Caramel Macchiato on the way to pick Emily up.

After getting my coffee, I got to the street light and had a feeling I was supposed to turn right than got to my senses and went left.

I got back on the highway and took the appropriate exit to go to …

THE CHEER GYM!!!

Yes, on the way to pick Emily up to get her to her cheer practice, I forgot to pick her up!

I was almost at the gym when I realized she wasn’t with me! Than it hit me… that’s why I was supposed to turn right at the light!

I turned around and went to get her.

Emily thought it was really funny that I went to the gym without her.

Am I the only one doing things like that?

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