I recently found out that Lent doesn't count Sundays. So I was a little Lent-illiterate. A little Lent-naive. A Lent-idiot, I suppose. So Lent for me will be a little longer than 40 days. You won't mind if I share six extra days of thankfulness, right? It certainly won't hurt me.
So I'll still be thankful on Sundays during Lent. Deal with it.
Anyway, today was a really busy day! But let me tell you how it all started...
Showing posts with label dance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dance. Show all posts
Saturday, February 23, 2013
Monday, June 4, 2012
A Busy Weekend + Another Doctor's Visit
Hello all. While I wait for the right moment to do Day 4's journal entry, I wanted to post a little about this crazy weekend we just had.
Friday (I count Friday as part of the weekend because my brain is already in that mode):
Beach (I posted about that already), then J's dress rehearsal for her dance recital -- 3 long hours! -- where I was a rebel and snuck some photos of the girls practicing on stage (without flash). Other moms were totally doing it, too, so I caved to peer pressure. Plus, you know, I had my camera right there... so...
Friday (I count Friday as part of the weekend because my brain is already in that mode):
Beach (I posted about that already), then J's dress rehearsal for her dance recital -- 3 long hours! -- where I was a rebel and snuck some photos of the girls practicing on stage (without flash). Other moms were totally doing it, too, so I caved to peer pressure. Plus, you know, I had my camera right there... so...
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
A Small Vanilla & Dance Drama
Random subject line, right? Well, hopefully, I can explain it here and somehow manage to keep two separate topics unified and concise.
Earlier today, J and N were playing a game where J ran a store that sold ice cream supplies (cones, etc.) and N ran a restaurant that sold ice cream and other things. What a practical exchange of goods and services, or as I like to call it, Econ for elementary school kids. Ha.
Earlier today, J and N were playing a game where J ran a store that sold ice cream supplies (cones, etc.) and N ran a restaurant that sold ice cream and other things. What a practical exchange of goods and services, or as I like to call it, Econ for elementary school kids. Ha.
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