We are so happy to be able to stay home this weekend! The boys as of now have two more reading tests each and then it is 'Goodbye' to our Little Lincoln First Grade Curriculum :)
This is very exciting and I am so proud of the progress the boys have made so far in catching up from the year we lost.
I had to laugh today when at lunch I asked Alexander if he was done eating and he looked me in the eye and said with his best Jamaican Accent 'Ya Man'. Connor looked at him all shocked and said 'Alex, you can't talk like this to Mama, we only talk like this to Papa!!!'. Cute! I actually like the Jamaican Accents they use but I admit I don't like it when they try to use some weird Street talk as they seem to pick up here and there when we are about. Remind me again that they are just 7!, well 8 in one month :)
I did have a really bad nightmare the other day and I am not sure where this came from, as usually my dreams center around current happenings but not so with this one ... at least I hope NOT!
To make it short I dreamt I was summoned with the boys to a highly guarded Military Compound and was told that the Government will take over the education of the whole male children's population in this country. We would all have to hand over our kids and we will get to see them again when they are grown and 'educated' in a Military view point. I of course took offense and broke out of the Compound with three more boys in tow along with my two. The last I remember was crashing through a fence and driving as fast as I could to safely. Not sure where I thought I would find it - haha
Well, I was happy to wake up and realize I am still in control of my dumplings education ... what a sight of relief!
The boys also Graduated from their Snowboarding Program. Eight weeks of fun and they are at a high level 2 to low level 3 at this point. They were thrilled when their Instructor Sparrow treated them all to huge Chocolate Fudge Brownies to end the day. I am so happy with the success of this program and should you consider moving and you have kids I would keep an eye on living in Park County ;)
Hugs,
R A C A
This is very exciting and I am so proud of the progress the boys have made so far in catching up from the year we lost.
I had to laugh today when at lunch I asked Alexander if he was done eating and he looked me in the eye and said with his best Jamaican Accent 'Ya Man'. Connor looked at him all shocked and said 'Alex, you can't talk like this to Mama, we only talk like this to Papa!!!'. Cute! I actually like the Jamaican Accents they use but I admit I don't like it when they try to use some weird Street talk as they seem to pick up here and there when we are about. Remind me again that they are just 7!, well 8 in one month :)
I did have a really bad nightmare the other day and I am not sure where this came from, as usually my dreams center around current happenings but not so with this one ... at least I hope NOT!
To make it short I dreamt I was summoned with the boys to a highly guarded Military Compound and was told that the Government will take over the education of the whole male children's population in this country. We would all have to hand over our kids and we will get to see them again when they are grown and 'educated' in a Military view point. I of course took offense and broke out of the Compound with three more boys in tow along with my two. The last I remember was crashing through a fence and driving as fast as I could to safely. Not sure where I thought I would find it - haha
Well, I was happy to wake up and realize I am still in control of my dumplings education ... what a sight of relief!
The boys also Graduated from their Snowboarding Program. Eight weeks of fun and they are at a high level 2 to low level 3 at this point. They were thrilled when their Instructor Sparrow treated them all to huge Chocolate Fudge Brownies to end the day. I am so happy with the success of this program and should you consider moving and you have kids I would keep an eye on living in Park County ;)
Hugs,
R A C A
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