Yes Virginia, There is a Mrs. G
After 6 years of attending the company Christmas party by himself, Aaron's co-workers began to doubt my existence. Although there were obvious signs of a wife (packed lunches, coordinated outfits, groomed brows) I seemed to be absent at all of the functions. From the gourmet dinner in Napa to the upscale party in San Francisco, to the Hawaiian feast, I was not to be seen. Like Santa himself, there were reported, but unconfirmed sightings of me - rumors of me pushing a sleighful of kids through the grocery, and then disappearing in a flash.
Well, I am happy to say that I finally got to attend a Christmas function with Aaron. Grandma was on hand to babysit the kids, and we were magically transformed into "adults" for an evening. I had a great time, and got to meet everyone, even the disbelievers. Before I knew it, the evening was coming to an end, and as the clock struck twelve, that age old Christmas question was finally answered.
3 Comments:
Lookin' Good Mr. & Mrs. G. Thank goodness Grandma G. was there to help. You'll have to make her trip out there an annual event. Glad to her you finally dusted those cobwebs off those heels. :)
You guys look great! Was it all that you dreamed it would be Laurie? ha ha! I hope so becuase it's not often us moms get out of the house to eat a meal prepared by someone else, minus the kids!
Hi Laurie and Aaron! I got your blog info. from Dustin. It has been so fun to read about you and your kids. Where do you guys live? Your kids are beautiful and look so much like you both!! Please write back if you get this as I would love to be in contact with you! Love, Arincita
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