The last day of school was always the best day of school when I was growing up. But there's only so much pressure Rio can take, so he had his usual end of the school year melt down.
The kids hop in the backseat and shove their report cards in my face, eager for me to review them. I take my time reading every mark and notation while they hold their breath.
"Mom...did I pass?" Rio breaks the silence.
"Yup," I told him, as I folded the report cards and placed them inside my purse.
"Ah, good. That means I'm a third grader," he sighed with relief.
"I know I passed," Amaya stated. "I already peeked at mine."
"Great year you guys, I'm proud of you both," I praised them as I pulled away from the school.
"Mom? Do I have to go to college?" Rio asked reluctantly.
"It depends on what you want to do when you get older," I told him.
One minute later, Amaya informed me Rio was in tears.
"What's wrong Rio?" I asked through the rear view mirror.
"I'm not ready to leave home..." Rio sobbed.
I promised him I wouldn't kick him out just yet.
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Schools Out!
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children,
humor,
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last day of school,
parenting,
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raising marshmallows,
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