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Time off school

When K, D, and N had a four day weekend they ended up playing with neighbors on Friday (including D getting to go the trampoline park with his best friend) and going to the mall on Monday.

Bob Ross on Netflix was a hit at our house, so when we say this display, the girls wanted to take a picture.

Do you see how red D is?  He had a super spicy foot long at Subway.  I don't know how he does it!

Rolled up ice cream = the best part of a day off school for these little ones.

I thought this was so cute form K going to Activity Days I had to include it.  K's best friend, C, has been attending regularly enough that the leader just assumes she'll be there.  (:

M had an early release day where I took her and N out for pizza near her school and we did things like go to the public library -- something M had been begging to do!

N was thrilled with this Sunbeam lesson take away!

And the sunsets have been magnificent.

I simply love K's new bangs!
The same week K, D, and N had off Monday, just the preschool had a day off on Friday.  She got to go to the zoo with her best friend -- the place she had been wanting to go and they were going too.  N wasn't buying that 8' tall giraffe was actually a baby!  It was so much fun and it turns out Halloween is the best time to go and they have vegan Dole Whips now.  Yes!






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