The teacher had doughnut holes for their breakfast when the arrived. I won't go into that right now, just know that she loves her teacher and had a fab first day.
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Freya's first day of school
She picked out the outfit herself. She was still wearing the sparkly shades atop her head when I picked her up. She slept for an hour an a half after. She doesn't nap. She said they got to go into the "big gym" and play with rackets.
The teacher had doughnut holes for their breakfast when the arrived. I won't go into that right now, just know that she loves her teacher and had a fab first day.
The teacher had doughnut holes for their breakfast when the arrived. I won't go into that right now, just know that she loves her teacher and had a fab first day.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
First Day of School
Jonah and Chloe actually seemed happy to get out of bed at 6:30 this morning to get ready for school. Was it something I said? Probably.
After dropping off the big kids at school, Freya and I took Suki on a run. Freya's usual morning stint in the jog stroller is getting more and more difficult, she is getting heavy!
Then we ran a few more errands and ended up at Friar Tuck's Pantry. If you live in Round Rock and haven't been here, please check it out. Super great tea, fun English lunch and they have a toy area! They were so sweet and gave Freya a mini cup for her raspberry tea. She was such a doll, putting cream and sugar in there and then mixing it all up.
This is Freya grooving to the music they had playing here. She called it, "fancy music."
Well, they don't look very enthused in this picture, but that is their way of being funny. Mocking me for taking their pictures on the first day of school. Ahhh, I have taught them well, my work here is done.
Chloe did not want me to take her picture at her desk, so her all-knowing teacher, suggested she take the picture with her. What do you know? perfect smile from Chloe.
After dropping off the big kids at school, Freya and I took Suki on a run. Freya's usual morning stint in the jog stroller is getting more and more difficult, she is getting heavy!
Then we ran a few more errands and ended up at Friar Tuck's Pantry. If you live in Round Rock and haven't been here, please check it out. Super great tea, fun English lunch and they have a toy area! They were so sweet and gave Freya a mini cup for her raspberry tea. She was such a doll, putting cream and sugar in there and then mixing it all up.
This is Freya grooving to the music they had playing here. She called it, "fancy music."
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Monday, August 03, 2009
British Soccer Camp
My kids go to the uber-spendy and totally worth it British Soccer camp every year.
Not only is it well worth the bucks but they absorb innumerable skills from these imported soccer players.
The kids lavish in the soccer fever that these Britts emanate.
It is great fun and the kids always leave with that soccer fever/love...
Olive Fingers
To all my aunts, grandmas and my mom who never gave me that fifth olive. Here is what could have been....
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