Monday, we knocked out both kid's annual eye exams! Neither kid was particularly excited to be pulled from school a little early but I swear I did my best to get appointments that would conflict the least.
Okay, actually C really hates picking new frames and was pretty grumpy about it. But we found a pair we both liked.
M, bless her heart, doesn't actually need glasses yet. And I think she was a little sad about it. But she's got these picked out for when she does. (The time is coming but the Dr. thinks we can wait a little longer yet.)
We went out for an early dinner at Red Robin as a little treat.
And we had a really nice time chatting together about things. One of which was this thing on the children's menu. It's hard to read but it says "Dream Playroom: Draw your dream playroom. Fill it with fun furniture, games and more."
He's not wrong.
Yesterday we had a bought of severe weather.
C altar-served school Mass. Somehow, he was the cross-bearer even though both of the other servers were taller than he was.
I spent the entire Mass in the vestibule. Because it was so windy the doors kept blowing open. So I locked them. But then had to stand there to let people in. And that might not seem like a big deal but church is across the street from school. And at least 50 kids left during Mass because their families pulled them from school early due to the storm. So there was a lot of ins and outs. The big kids can cross by themselves but the littles cannot.
Then nothing happened until like 5:30 so it was pointless to pull anyone from school at all. It did rain. But not with the hail they were predicting at 3:00 pm. Thank you Jesus!!!
We actually ended up closing the office early. But we stayed because I put my car in the office carport and then we just killed time before piano lessons. (I figured, my car in a carport in hail was safer than just going home and having it out!) I actually had M go practice on the big piano in church.
We did have a tornado warning for a bit yesterday and spent some time in the basement but we were totally fine and there wasn't any damage to anything at our house. Again, Thank You Jesus!
Anyway, that's what's up with us! Healthy Eyes. Angry skies.
Poor little thing! Flynn wants glasses in the worst kind of way! She likes to try mine on, but that only lasts a minute before I hear, "Mom! How do you wear these?? You are BLIND!" LOL
ReplyDeleteIt's always a praise when doctor visits go well and no damage from storms!!! And I think little kids in glasses are so cute and your are no exception!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I can relate to both of your children! Like C, I always hate to have to pick out new frames because I’ve gotten so used to the ones I have already, and change is hard. And like M, when I was a little girl I wanted to get glasses because I had a friend who had them and I thought they looked cool. Ha ha – at eleven, I got my wish and I’ve been wearing them ever since!
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