Saturday was supposed to be day two of our fun-filled Halloween weekend.
Only I screwed up.
Big Time.
One of Big Sister's classmate's was having a birthday party today at a bounce house gym. I seriously LOVE them. Probably almost as much as the girls do. Completely looking forward to it.
We left the house a little before 11:30 (our goal was 11:30. Score for us!!) because we still needed to buy a gift & have lunch. We ate at Chick-fil-A — I also LOVE that place. Can you get fast food that less processed and has such amazing service???? Then we ran to Target and Big picked out a gift. We got to the site of the party a few minutes before 1.
EARLY FOR ONCE!!!
I have to admit, I was feeling very proud of myself & oh-so-put-together.
I even remembered AND had the little waver form filled out already.
I told the lady at the desk we were there for the Avery birthday party.
She had no idea what I was talking about.
I pulled out my invitation.
The party was at 10 am.
NOT 1 pm.
OMG!!!!!!
For a moment, please put yourself in my shoes.
I was incredibly disappointed that we missed the party and incredibly disappointed in myself.
AND I had to explain to a 2 & 3 year old that the party at the bounce house that we'd been talking about for 3 weeks. . .well, we missed it.
And it was all my fault.
PLUS, we were AT the bounce house.
And we had to leave because they're booked with birthday parties on the weekends. So I couldn't even make it up to them and just go play.
I really don't think it gets much worse than that.
xoxo Lori Danelle
ughhhhh. i'm sorry. i hate that, i really do. and sadly, i have done something very similar before myself.
ReplyDeleteOh that so sounds like something I would have done. In fact I might have
ReplyDelete:-( awww that is a SAD story!! Gutted for you guys - and telling your kids is even worse! *hugs*
ReplyDeleteDouble bummer!
ReplyDeleteGood intentions. Honest mistake.
Live and learn, right?
I have done the EXACT same thing with bounce party that Abby was invited too, except I had the completely wrong day!!! At least you were in the ballpark. It feels terrible doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteYes, definitely not my shining moment!
ReplyDeleteThanks all!! If only my 3-year old were so forgiving.
Oh...I hate when that happens...
ReplyDeleteIt happened to me once, and my friend and I missed on a Robbie Williams concert :(
Awww, don't beat yourself up over it. They will forgive you! We all have done similar things too.
ReplyDeleteTressa
I feel like crying for all of you. I so remember those awful moments.
ReplyDeleteHey, it happens to all of us at one time or another and if this is the biggest mom-fail you have had, you are going great.
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