Jet and I started doing some activities from Orem Library's "Daily Fun with Your Little One!" One was having a "quiet party." We put on some quiet Bluey music and made Jet's toys dance around quietly to the music.
Tuesday, January 9, 2024
Beginning of January 2024
Jet and I started doing some activities from Orem Library's "Daily Fun with Your Little One!" One was having a "quiet party." We put on some quiet Bluey music and made Jet's toys dance around quietly to the music.
Friday, June 24, 2022
Late Night Owling Trip
Sunday, July 25, 2021
Bonding Time
July 16 was Ginger Rogers' Birthday. We didn't watch a Ginger Rogers movie that day but the kids were so funny and put on a quick puppet show based on the song, "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" from the Fred Astaire/Ginger Rogers movie, Shall We Dance? I put the video of them doing it on YouTube.
July 16 was also Personal Chef's Day so we had personal pizzas on tortillas just like last year.
Both Jr. Jr. and Lucky got bonding time with parents that night. Jr. Jr. and Jeremy went owling and ate "chuckles." They didn't see any owls but Jr. Jr. told me when they got home about seeing mice and deer and I could tell he had a great time.
Lucky and I played video games while wearing our bathrobes and Jet looked on. Lucky's choice. By the end I had to take my bathrobe off, though, because it's Summertime and soooo hot. Also by the end, Lucky decided that even though we were on the same team playing Mario Kart, he would try to defeat me. Bwah ha ha ha. Jr. made us all some popcorn to snack on as well. During a pause in the game, Lucky brought out a surprise. He got us each a can of pop (himself and me, not Jet). So cute. Jr. had ginger ale because of Ginger Rogers' birthday. Because Jr. was so helpful, he and Nichole got to watch a show in another room while Lucky and I had our bonding time.
Sunday, October 25, 2020
Owling with Jr. Jr.
Written by Jeremy on October 17:
My 9 year old son and I went owling up on Alpine Loop last night. It turned out to be a very successful night! We packed up snacks, took a blanket and a powerful flashlight and headed out. The drive up was fun, we talked about all sorts of things on the drive up Provo Canyon. Once we were on the loop we'd pull off on the side where the road allowed and searched the aspens. My son took ownership of the flashlight, I controlled the phone that had the owl calls on it. I would play a series of hoots while he would turn the flashlight to any sight of movement- real or imagined. We continued through the night. Every time we got out of the car he would snuggle into me for warmth. He would whisper questions and I would whisper back pulling him in tight. We did this for hours enjoying every minute. We saw a racoon as it crossed the road. We saw shooting stars and looked at the tail of the milky way. Soon it got too cold for my son and we turned around and headed back. We talked for a while until, snuggled in his blanked, he fell asleep. We didn't see any owls. We heard one respond faintly in the distance, but none came in. My son thought maybe he saw a pair of eyes reflecting from out of a tree but we weren't sure. We may not have seen any birds but the trip itself was very, very successful.
Saturday, October 24, 2020
Fall Break- Definitions
October 16 was National Dictionary Day. Throughout the afternoon, certain words came up in conversation that we looked up in the dictionary so we could give a general definition to those who wanted to know. Here are some of them:
juxtaposition- having things next to each other so you can see/experience the contrast
posterity- descendants of someone
irate- angry
delirious- "Wild with excitement, enthusiasm, etc."
Jr.: Wild with Etcetera!
Everybody: Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha.
The kids also had fun with blocks and the blocks box.