Monday...finished science project about crystals, rode bikes, had barefoot races down the sidewalk, played video games for 30 minutes, had soccer practice, and had pizza for dinner. When at the dinner table, I asked the kids what their favorite part of the day was. They responded with video games.
Tuesday...went to last full day of school, had lots of fun on the swing set, went to the playground at the mall, set up a tent and sleeping bags in the gameroom and "camped out" there that night, watched tv for an hour. When at the dinner table, I asked the kids what their favorite part of the day was. They responded with watching tv.
Wednesday...woke up and played with Aunt Amy, had lunch at Panera Bread with Aunt Amy, took Aunt Amy to Simply Cinco where Liam and his classmates' art is being displayed, ate a cookie cake, played on swing set, played video games for an hour, took Aunt Amy to the airport and saw several big planes taking off, landing and taxiing. When at the dinner table, I asked the kids what their favorite part of the day was. They responded with playing video games.
But then they added, "Well, we actually like all parts of all days." So maybe, just maybe something is sinking in!
Monday...finished science project about crystals, rode bikes, had barefoot races down the sidewalk, played video games for 30 minutes, had soccer practice, and had pizza for dinner. When at the dinner table, I asked the kids what their favorite part of the day was. They responded with video games.
Tuesday...went to last full day of school, had lots of fun on the swing set, went to the playground at the mall, set up a tent and sleeping bags in the gameroom and "camped out" there that night, watched tv for an hour. When at the dinner table, I asked the kids what their favorite part of the day was. They responded with watching tv.
Wednesday...woke up and played with Aunt Amy, had lunch at Panera Bread with Aunt Amy, took Aunt Amy to Simply Cinco where Liam and his classmates' art is being displayed, ate a cookie cake, played on swing set, played video games for an hour, took Aunt Amy to the airport and saw several big planes taking off, landing and taxiing. When at the dinner table, I asked the kids what their favorite part of the day was. They responded with playing video games.
But then they added, "Well, we actually like all parts of all days." So maybe, just maybe something is sinking in!
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