Lessons in Motherhood

When I picked up Hailey from school for the first time, I noticed a very interesting phenomena. There are pictures all over the door and the room of kids engaged in multiple activities. I noticed that the pictures are disproportionately of Hailey. Now, maybe I’m just biased, and this inequity is a figment of my imagination, but I don’t think so. I suppose that as a researcher I could count the number of pictures and then figure out the percent that are of Hailey versus the other kids in the class, but do we really need to go there? Take my word for it. There are a lot of pictures of her. Now, it might be that it’s because she’s just so darn cute, but I have a different theory. It’s because she’s the only one in the class who is consistently doing what she is told. Yup. That’s my theory. She’s actually doing the activities the right way, and thus they put up her picture as a model student. See, I’m not biased.