It is not just clothing that is a concern, it is also
scheduling. Hans may have a play date and instead of taking him to it, I would
have to rush home to make sure ASid has everything he needs.
That's exactly what happened! Hans was super unhappy
that he had to go home right after school. He wanted to stay back and play with
his friends. I had to remind him that I am a mother of 2 boys and sometimes, I
have to be there for his brother.
When we got home, ASid was already there. Usually, he
is home an hour later. Sure his being home early showed a sense of
responsibility, but it also got me wondering what he did with that extra hour
every day! However, that's a discussion for another day. This particular day,
this is what happened!
ASid looked at
his younger brother and apologized to him. He let him know that he knows Hans
would rather play at school than be home early. ASid also thanked me for being
there for him even when he made a last minute request!
Wow! What a wonderful moment!
And in related news, it turned out that ASid was the
most overdressed kid at the volunteer event. He might have easily stayed back
at school and managed instead of rushing home and rushing both his brother and
mother as well so he could be appropriately dressed!
Oh well, what can I say?! Sometimes all the trouble is
worth something. I got one of them perfect moments out of it.
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