Wednesday, March 17, 2010

The afternoon...in phrases

Peanut butter sandwiches with Papa at school for lunch

Suessical the Musical, performed by the high school kids-we crashed a special elementary only performance because we can't make a regular performance over the weekend

No naps

SUNSHINE!!! Finally something that resembles springtime.

Outside play followed by outside pooping...I'll spare you the details. The clothes are still lying in my bathtub.

Multiple crying fits over meaningless things like if Conleigh's onsie belongs to Kenson, if a baby doll must be buckled in once toy baby carrier is on the back or if the doll should be buckled in before it is placed on the back, and if a tricycle is positioned so that it's back wheels are completely flush with the back deck.

Homemade cornbread to go with our vegetable soup, made while children were outside playing. Aahh, sweet freedom!

Waiting for Papa to get home for super...one child asleep on the couch. Probably will regret that later on.

3 comments:

Kathy Cassel said...

Was Seussical good? We don't have a lot around here. THe high schools feel the need to do things I don't deem appropriate for my little ones.

kayder1996 said...

My kids actually seemed to really like it. It was supposed to be about 2 hours in length and we left after about 1 hour 15 or so just because I could tell my two were starting to get restless and since it was all upper elementary aged kids with the exception of us, I really didn't want to have to leave mid melt down so I opted for pre meltdown. (Which resulted in a meltdown but not until we got into the hallway.) Anyway...our high school doesn't usually have stuff like that either. It's not that they do inappropriate stuff, it's just usually too much for little ones.

Kathy Cassel said...

I was going to take Jasmine to drama night at the highschool where individual kids do monologues, dialogues, group presentations but she had something else to do--thank goodness! There was not one of them appropriate. Each one had swearing, innuendos etc.