I could not wait till the start of the weekend. The kids, however, had other ideas. Lucas asked if he could go to school tomorrow (Saturday). I told him no. Tomorrow is Saturday, which meant he could sleep in and watch iPad in the morning. When I went to pick up Char, she slowly walked over to me and took her dear time getting into the car. Although not as vocal as her big brother (yet), you can tell from her body language that she was having fun at her new school too. I hope these kids continue to have a joy for school for years to come!
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Char's "I don't want to go home yet" pose
This Saturday, we were gone the entire day! I don't think this has ever happened since Char was born. Now that she's a little girl, we can't use the "she's too young" line anymore.
Started off the day building bird houses at Home Depot
Painting it all by himself
The apron is a bit too big for this tiny girl
These kids had more fun at this event than what is portrayed in this picture
Next, we went up to SSF to attend a Red Egg and Ginger. The kids were able to see all their cousins and extended cousins and had a blast!
Quick Starbucks break first (he's not really praying)
The benefits of being the baby cousin (for now)
Home after a long day and all homegirl wants to do is talk on the phone
Little homegirl wanted to "get ready" with Mommy on Sunday morning. Mommy's hair looks pretty gnarly in the morning!
We're going to have lots of fun doing girl stuff in the future
She loves lying down wherever she pleases now
Lucas claims he wants to watch the Niners game. In reality, I think he just wanted to wear his jersey and not sleep.
"Oh my goodness"
Yup, that's how I felt too with how horribly the Cowboys played. It was a GREAT game!
Putting everyone to sleep but himself...
And that was the weekend! Weekends are going by way too fast nowadays! Why can't every week be a three day weekend?!
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