no use crying over spilled milk

For the past seven months, I have been anticipating the birth of my friend Melissa's baby. We talk at least once a month about how she's doing, and I was excited for them when they found out they would have a little girl. Katelyn was born on May 10--what a beautiful Mother's Day gift.

We planned that I would bring her dinner on May 21st, just a few days after her mom went back home.
I was SO excited about doing this for some reason. I planned ahead that I would be making them Hawaiian chicken and rice and rolls. I even made peanut butter cookies from scratch! I got everything all set to go . . . the food was hot and looked so good! Until I stepped out the door and this happened:






On any other day, this might've caused a tear or two, but for some reason I was ok. The first thing I did was to call Melissa and tell her what happened and that I'd be a bit delayed. There are two people in my phone with the name Melissa, however, and I called and left a message for my sister-in-law instead! Oops! She called me back and said, "I didn't know you were bringing me dinner tonight." That might be tricky since she lives in Colorado! So, once I talked to the correct Melissa, she was, of course, very understanding, and she ended up making the rice while I pulled a Hawaiian chicken together in supersonic speed. Wow, what a day!

6 comments:

Savvy Mode SG said...

you are very sweet. have a wonderful weekend.

Aubrey said...

oh tess. this is why i look up to you. i probably would have screamed, broken the dish in half, and ran to a restaurant to buy them dinner... the whole time complaining about the cost and frustration and time... :).

Julia said...

WOW!!! I'm impressed!

Jeff said...

If you are delivering dinner to Colorado, you mise well bring some on over to Michigan while you are out. Mmmm. Cookies.

Momisodes said...

Oh no! I'm so sorry that happened. Sounds like you pulled it together and made it work out in the end :)

Carolyn said...

Oh Tess, I would have cried. I'm impressed that you handled it so well!