Racing around and crashing into things came a little too naturally for David. It does explain why he has been furiously taking notes and giggling every time Angie drives. Peter, on the other hand, was a pro at driving, but even Miss Daisy would have fired his ass. Gas is the pedal to the right, Turbo.
A few hours before we attacked the Techno-amusement park, Peter was amusing me with his newfound ability to feed himself, monkey style.
A few hours before we attacked the Techno-amusement park, Peter was amusing me with his newfound ability to feed himself, monkey style.
Speaking of sleeping, Tom did not. It was all Angie's fault, though, and I am sticking to that story, even if she continues bitching that I was the one that forgot the damn stroller. Whatever. At least I was the one that came up with the brilliant alternative to lugging the potato sack around all day.
After approximately one minute, the boys (all seven of them) got extremely bored with the technical exhibit portion of the tour. Our saving grace that kept the boys from beating the crap out of each other was the model train exhibit.
Speaking of air, David had no troubles at all climbing the massive sky-rocket slide that scared the ever-loving crap out of sensible earth-bound Peter, who stayed below.
Tom's new quirk is that he pinches when he gets sleepy. Papa's new quirk is to give Tom to Mama whenever he gets sleepy, grab the camera and giggle incessantly.
As I was getting glares from Angie for 'just standing there laughing and taking pictures' Peter and David were getting their pistols on.
I hope David never tries his new trick with a real gun unless he finds the nickname 'Davey 7-fingers' really groovy. Actually, that does kinda have a cool ring to it.
Speaking of cool, Amir tried giving Tommy lessons on how to drive a train.
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Ladder Talk:
1) What was the best part of your day?
Peter: When we go to the musement park and met Elyas and Meyssam.
David: When Meyssam and Elyas meet us at the big playground.
2) What was the worst part of your day?
Peter: When my voice goes away and I'm so tired.
David: When no more play and we go home.
3) What would you like to do tomorrow?
Peter: After kindergarten to go to Chiara's and Alessio's.
David: Play with Peter Legos.
i have four kids.. 3 under 3. i do my best to not go anywhere with them. God bless you and your courage
ReplyDeleteAnd one on the way, if I didn't read incorrectly - is number five there yet? Quentin means "five" by the way, if it's a boy.
ReplyDeleteYour advice on not taking them anywhere came a little late - we are currently on a roadtrip through Belgium, France, England, Wales, and Ireland at the moment, and believe me - no amount of courage or stupidity will make me drive with my family again. Ever.
@Jason: the last thing I exchanged was my vows and look where that got me. :-) I'm not sure what you mean, though. Your link shows up here, or did you mean something else?
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