This morning the boys and I went to Story Time at our local library. The boys had so much fun, although Jacob was a little shy about participating. There was a puppet show, and a movie, singing, and several books all about crocodiles. At the end there was craft time, and the boys made crocodile hats.
The boys are already asking to go again next week!
The outing was my first chance to test drive our new double stroller. We have had several of the tandem double strollers before. The first one fell apart, and the second was nearly impossible to steer and push, and eventually became unusable. We finally decided it was time to make an investment in a better stroller, and we decided on one that is a totally different style, with the two boys sitting side by side. It is a jogging stroller, and I found it to be much easier to maneuver.
This afternoon I have been making calling cards. They are sort of like business cards except with our personal information on them. I thought that would be nicer to have on hand, rather than scribbling down our phone number on a scrap piece of paper. :)
Well, I am off to finish marinating the London broil for dinner, and then upstairs to work on my closet.
With Love,
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Did you just happen to have sponges on hand to occupy the boys or was that part of the library reading?
ReplyDeleteLOL. They had sponges with what looked like maybe sandpaper attached to them, and when you clapped them together it made a sound. They used those as part of an interactive story. The theme of the day was crocodiles, and in the story they would have the children slap the blocks together to make the "snap" of the crocodile's mouth.
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