Just a couple of quick notes for a Friday.
For those of you who demand closure, the milk carton has been delivered.
Thank you, Baba, for playing along.
In imaginary sister news, I learned that Hoddie has a brother but Kiddo does not know his name. Also, the play "Put Your Legs In Front of Me" is about a princess. We don't know any more than that, but it opens next week.
We also took her bike to the park. Notice I didn't say we "rode" her bike. She walked it in and I carried it out. Whatever. But we did make some "park friends" which was her goal for the evening. They had a fine time on the merry-go-round and I became "that guy" who pushes everybody else's kids too fast until they all get sick. Go me.
And we went out to dinner tonight to sandwich place that makes mac & cheese that Kiddo likes. But whatever conglomerate of Wisconsin dairy farmers established the joint think it's a good idea to serve the mac & cheese with a side of yogurt. So we got an extra fruit cup. I got to eat all the pineapple. Anyway, we were sitting by a window and I noticed Kiddo was staring at her reflection, making faces, while she was eating. So I asked, "Are you making faces at yourself?" To which she replied, "No, I'm pretending it's a different kid who doesn't like fruit."
Of course you are.
For those of you who demand closure, the milk carton has been delivered.
Thank you, Baba, for playing along.In imaginary sister news, I learned that Hoddie has a brother but Kiddo does not know his name. Also, the play "Put Your Legs In Front of Me" is about a princess. We don't know any more than that, but it opens next week.
We also took her bike to the park. Notice I didn't say we "rode" her bike. She walked it in and I carried it out. Whatever. But we did make some "park friends" which was her goal for the evening. They had a fine time on the merry-go-round and I became "that guy" who pushes everybody else's kids too fast until they all get sick. Go me.
And we went out to dinner tonight to sandwich place that makes mac & cheese that Kiddo likes. But whatever conglomerate of Wisconsin dairy farmers established the joint think it's a good idea to serve the mac & cheese with a side of yogurt. So we got an extra fruit cup. I got to eat all the pineapple. Anyway, we were sitting by a window and I noticed Kiddo was staring at her reflection, making faces, while she was eating. So I asked, "Are you making faces at yourself?" To which she replied, "No, I'm pretending it's a different kid who doesn't like fruit."
Of course you are.
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