Went to the OutPost and the library. Saw Susannah and her kids, Lily and her kids. Naim did superhero training. Avery has not eaten much today, mostly fruit and water, but no vomiting and seems better although I was holding him a lot this morning at the park. This afternoon we went to Goddard for and ice cream social and a puppet show.
Also forgot to post earlier that this weekend we went through every inch of both Avery’s and Aaron/Naim’s room and cleaned it out. (Avery barfed all over his nice, clean room before I got pics.) I’m going room by room cleaning out stuff so I can make the big list of repairs and updates that need to happen. I don’t know at this point if anything major is going to happen this year. The carpet needs replacing, the floor rebuffed and the walls painted. I am loath to do that before Avery is potty trained and over being a toddler. This summer we are working on the yard. So next summer or the one after that maybe. But for now, the house is driving me insane, so at least it can be cleaned out of crap.
- We rearranged the furniture just because the kids wanted me to. Now I actually like the bed over here, where the ladder is not sticking out when you walk in the door.
- Play corner…as if they just play in the corner.
- School area switched sides.
- This is the first time I went through the closet in years, it was not that bad. It makes me think that I’m really not a slob because all the areas in the house that are primarily under my control are organized. Its the rest of the uncivilized people in the house that fuck things up.
- School cabinet, another place I control tightly and never gets too bad.
- Avery at the outpost. These overalls were Aaron’s and Naim’s and I just found them in the garage the other day.
- Outpost.
- Avery was having a great time running around the “backstage” portion of the stage and then coming through to the middle.
- Aaron and Naim on their way out.
- The kids call this the Scooby Doo Van. It is from the church that volunteers to administer the Outpost Federal Lunch Program. They bring and serve us our lunch. They are always nice and friendly. The first year I was here they would sit with us and evangelize, but they must have told them to stop because they don’t anymore.
- At the ice cream social.
- My attempt to take a picture of Avery and I watching the puppet show.
- Puppet show, big kids watched and enjoyed. Avery lasted for a few minutes and then took off.
- Avery wandering around during the puppet show. I had to keep him from getting 200 cups of water for himself.
- After, the puppet guy did a Q and A. I thought this was the most entertaining part. He explained how he did different voices and made his own puppets and some tricks that he used. Naim was interested.
Filed under: Drama, Language Arts, Physical Education | Tagged: Goddard School, Library, The Outpost |
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