Please Note: this is 100% fiction!
Before we even entered the lobby, a scene begins to play in my head – my kids plopping down on the couch, exhausted, I check us into our separated rooms, and I head to the spa without a care in the world.
Unfortunately, not everything plays out so perfectly in real life, I sigh as we enter the lobby of the hotel. Immediately, everyone in the lobby stares as my girls sobs, my boys run around like lunatics, and my face turns ruby-red.
“I’m going to check us in.” I tell my husband.
“And I’ll…handle the kids.” He sighs.
(100 words)
This is Another Story 
Yep, some holiday breaks can be stressful, until the excited kids calm down.
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I was at Walmart shopping today, and passed by a mother with around 3 or 4 kids. The youngest kept crying and screaming, “I want it, I want it, I want it.” The mother looked drained. 😉
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I have no doubt that mother was drained. My cousins were like that when they were young. I’m not a mother but even then, I felt irritated by that.
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A dream indeed. 😁👏
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😁
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It’s not a vacation when one’s children are out of control. Sad.
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That’s life when you have kids 😊
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Been there done that. Never dull moment with kids.
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Oh, the best-laid plans. 😦
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Holidays with kids can certainly burst our bubble; never what we expect or wish for. Good one!
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Thank you, though I’ve never experienced this as a parent, I have experienced similar situation like this.
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kids grow up so fast. parents should learn to enjoy these moments while they last. 🙂
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