Several coffees and a rushed back to school with a new size

Hello friends, happy week to all, welcome to my blog, I hope you are having a great time and that you are not caught by the stress of back to school as many of us are.

In my country Venezuela, this Monday we officially welcomed the kids back to school, however, I think it was a bit rushed.

In my case an anecdote arose and it is that we were confident that a few days before the end of the previous school year, we bought my son two pants, which he would use for this new school year, so we focused on supplies, chemis and other things.

Because according to us, he had his new pair of shoes and his two pants, but as a strange thing, I tell him to try on the complete uniform on Sunday, because they had announced just on Sunday that classes would start because in his high school there was no confirmation.

To our surprise, when my son tried on the clothes and shoes, we were surprised, since he lost the shoes in two months of vacation, they were too tight and he did not wear them because they were for the return to school and the pants were like a fisherman, super short leg.

So in the midst of the tribulation, my husband and I went to sit outside for a while, each with a cup of coffee, planning how we would adjust this new expense to the budget.

So we decided to go with my son the next morning to buy him what he needed for his back to school and that everything would fit him well, but as we know my son, who is indecisive when it comes to shopping, we prepared ourselves.

I prepared two cups of black coffee, to go with the batteries recharged, because we knew it would be a long day walking around with him, trying to find just what he liked.

And we used the whole morning to do it, because in the case of high school pants, the ones that fit him well in the waist, were short in the legs and the ones that fit him well in the legs, were too big in the waist, because my son is tall, but slim.

We went round and round, I didn't feel like going round and round looking for shoes that were great, until we finally got them. We were all happy with the shoes and pants.

So as winning parents, we went to a new coffee shop to relax with a latte. It was frothy and tasty, and I felt the stress go down, and when I was feeling great, calm and with a full belly, we decided to go home to finish back to school preparations.

My husband left us for a while in the cafeteria, while he went to his office to deliver some audiovisual material and then he picked us up to come home. We are impressed how my son has grown as a teenager, we bless his life and pray God for him and all his professional accomplishments, where we will always be there to support him.

Images by Yelimarin, use the translator DeepL and the Canva application for the thumbnail.