Okay, I didn’t exactly forget Easter, I just got the dates wrong. That’s why the cinnamon rolls I ordered for delivery to my daughter’s and son’s families won’t arrive until next Friday.
I’m sure glad I’m not the one in charge of scheduling for the Easter Bunny. That would be a disaster.
Here’s hoping the grandparents in your life aren’t as scatterbrained as I am.
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Cinnamon Rolls are always welcome. If those are “peeps” bring ’em on.
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I’m hoping the grandkids will forgive me. My two children know what an awful time I have with the calendar.
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I didn’t want to wish you Happy Easter in that latest tweet. I thought it might a sore point x
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Thanks. I appreciate that. Feeling like the Grinch today—messing with a little kids’ Easter celebration.
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The way things are right now???? Nae wonder!
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Ps…could ahve been worse. At least you were only the Nana. If you’d been the Easter Bunny now? Well…
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I know! Disaster!
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Reblogged this on Disablities & Mental Health Issues.
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Personally, I would forgive anything for cinnamon rolls…
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Let’s hope the 8-year-old agrees….
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I sent my census form in 3 days early because I got the dates wrong and thought I was 4 days late
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That’s exactly the kind of thing I do. Dates, especially now that I’ve retired, get muddled.
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Yes – definitely a symptom
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You didn’t forget, you just miscalculated. So endearing. I want to know where to order cinnamon rolls for delivery.
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Flo, it’s this great site called Goldbelly. It hooks customers up with all kinds of foods: cookies, barbecue, cakes, pies, steaks—you name it. I’ve never actually eaten anything from the site, but I’ve sent family members stuff and they’ve always raved about it. They’re on the pricey side, but hey, I don’t do it often.
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With everyone at home all the time and schedules out the window, I rarely know what day it is, so everyone is lucky I remember anything.
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I have a history of befuddlement when it comes to dates. I think I have calendar-related dyslexia.
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My Hubby seems to have dates (at least birthdays and anniversaries) engraved on his brain. Random things like birth dates for my cousin’s kid or the date of some other random thing. And I’m over hear feeling lucky I remember what month it is.
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Sadly, I’m the keeper of the dates in our family. My husband only remembers my birthday and his mom’s.
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