2. I have been up to some projects for Husband's birthday and I would LOVE to tell you about them, but he reads this blog and therefore writing about them would ruin the surprise. Kind of handy to have several days to pull off a surprise! But just know that I have been keeping busy while he's been gone and I am totally excited about it!
3. Do you ever fall victim to the trap of buying presents that you would like for your spouse? We are pretty bad about this, so I really hope he likes his gift! Because I really do and when I invented this idea it really was for him! In defense of myself just a minute: I did ask him like 50 times if there was anything specific he wanted.
4. Today was M's very last art class of the year. We have so enjoyed going to art class, even when I haven't been particularly excited about going in the morning. Today's crafts were butterfly themed and since I have been very lax at sharing art pictures here I will go ahead and do that.
5. I don't know if I have ever written about my love for pineapples before, but I love them. They are a sign of southern hospitality and apparently I should just move to the south. I have a pineapple in every room on my main floor and one in my flower bed too. It all started with a pineapple cookie jar I got at the church garage sale in 2008. There were two matching jars and I have one and so does my brother. Then I slowly started accumulating them. I love that they are on trend! My Scentsy warmer pineapple is my current favorite because it's adorable and also makes my house smell like pineapple! We are ordering pizza tonight because I am way not a martyr, and I am totally going to get my pineapple pizza. If I was really nuts I would tell you that I am wearing pineapple pajama pants... I may have a pineapple problem.
6. M has been super duper into listening to music lately and her top contenders are "Shake It Off" and anything from Moana. So there's a lot of that in my life lately. I dreamt Taylor Swift last night. But the radio killed it this morning and played the Backstreet Boys. Which, speaking of, they're in residence in Vegas right now and Husband refused to go and Skype me in. Lame. He went to see Cirque instead which I suppose is still awesome.
7. The *grand-parental* Easter Bunny sent the kids the game Zoo on the Loose. I am really surprised how much they love playing it and the learning that is happening. It's for ages 4+ and M can't really focus for the whole game but she does a great job at the beginning. C can read most of the words on the cards and is getting pretty good at an educated guess of what the words he doesn't know are. I have not been pushing reading on him but this summer if we work at it a bit, he will be a reader! He is SO close.
Have an awesome weekend! Hope you get to do something fun.
My husband has a birthday next week and I haven't got a clue what to get him.
ReplyDeleteIt is so exciting when they learn to read. I remember walking through a store with Peter when he was 4/5 and he looked up at a sign and read the whole thing and I was flabbergasted. I mean, I knew he was reading but to hear him just read an entire sign while we were out (and not just from a book he read a million times) was so cool! And there are a lot of pineapples in Charleston. Not real ones but ones on entry gates, door knockers, fence decorations, etc.
ReplyDeleteWell, I love to EAT pineapple... ;)
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