Last Friday, the kids had their first field trip in a yellow school bus! I was able to take the morning off so I could go with them. A&B were surprised to learn that the seats don't have seat belts, or car seats! They both sat with me on the way to the apple orchard. Brooks took the window seat, Adlyn was in the middle, and I was at the aisle. They talked the whole way to the orchard and enjoyed their bus ride.
We were about a week too late at the apple orchard. Most of the apples were starting to rot, or were full of worm holes. We managed to find some good apples and both A&B ate some on-site. Brooks was really excited to try an apple picker, and he did quite well! He controlled the long pole with ease. The class was going to make applesauce back at their school.
A lot of parents came with their children on the field trip. They had snack time on the picnic tables, and played Apple, Apple, Orange (Duck, Duck, Goose) before they hopped back on the bus. On the way home, Brooks chose to sit with another kid, and Adlyn and I found a seat together.
I'm looking forward to helping their class during their upcoming field trips! For Brooks and Adlyn, I'm sensing this is a first field trip of many to come.
Monday, September 24, 2012
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Zoo Time
We took another trip to the zoo this summer with Grandma. It was a wonderful day trip to SLC. We were all excited to see the new exhibit "Rocky Shores". The best part about the trip was the polar bear and seals. The kids also like the train and carousel. We plan to go to the zoo again this fall. We'll bring Dad and Grandpa with us at that time so they can see the new animals.
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| Adlyn paints like an elephant with a noodle. |
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| The seals were coming up to the glass! |
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| Watching the polar bear do tricks. |
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| The tigers were in the water on this hot day. |
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| Adlyn the Turtle |
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| Adlyn in a Dino Egg |
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| Spider Web |
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| Eating lunch in the park. |
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| On the carousel. |
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| Climbing on a bronze. |
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| Brooks paints like an elephant. |
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| On the zoo train. |
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| A&B play with hula hoops at the zoo. |
Where am I going today?
Poor kids...nearly every morning they ask me, "Where am I going today?"
Well, to one of your two schools in the morning, depending on the day, and I'll be taking you to school.
A&B ask, "Who's picking me up?"
Well, the answer could be me, the babysitter, or the backup babysitter.
A&B ask, "Where am I going after school?"
Well, the answer could be the babysitter, to our house with the backup babysitter, or at home with me.
A&B ask, "Who's pick me up at the babysitter?"
Well, it is usually Dad, or sometimes Mom.
To tell you the truth, there is a calendar on the fridge that details the daily schedule. If the kids were a little older, they might be able to understand the logistics. Until then, I'll just update them each morning when they ask, and assure them that someone will be there to pick them up, wherever they may be.
Well, to one of your two schools in the morning, depending on the day, and I'll be taking you to school.
A&B ask, "Who's picking me up?"
Well, the answer could be me, the babysitter, or the backup babysitter.
A&B ask, "Where am I going after school?"
Well, the answer could be the babysitter, to our house with the backup babysitter, or at home with me.
A&B ask, "Who's pick me up at the babysitter?"
Well, it is usually Dad, or sometimes Mom.
To tell you the truth, there is a calendar on the fridge that details the daily schedule. If the kids were a little older, they might be able to understand the logistics. Until then, I'll just update them each morning when they ask, and assure them that someone will be there to pick them up, wherever they may be.
Old
"Old"
By Brooks Even
9.11.12
Setting: Even Basement, all cast members present, Brooks holding a curtain rod.
Brooks: Dad, are you old?
Zach: Well, yeah, kinda...? (puzzled)
Brooks: Dad, are you real old?
Zach: Well, not that old. (puzzled)
Anne & Zach: (laughing)
Adlyn: Why you laughing?
Brooks: Dad, you need this. (Handing Dad a curtain rod.)
Zach: (silent, puzzled)
Brooks: To help you walk.
Zach: Oh, like a cane!
Anne & Zach: (laughing)
Zach: Where did he learn that?
Anne: Well, the only thing I can think of is when I dropped the kids off at preschool the other day. (Located next to a senior housing area.) Brooks saw an older man with a walker on the sidewalk and he asked me what it was. I told him it was a walker, and sometimes when people get older, they need help walking.
(Close curtain)
By Brooks Even
9.11.12
Setting: Even Basement, all cast members present, Brooks holding a curtain rod.
Brooks: Dad, are you old?
Zach: Well, yeah, kinda...? (puzzled)
Brooks: Dad, are you real old?
Zach: Well, not that old. (puzzled)
Anne & Zach: (laughing)
Adlyn: Why you laughing?
Brooks: Dad, you need this. (Handing Dad a curtain rod.)
Zach: (silent, puzzled)
Brooks: To help you walk.
Zach: Oh, like a cane!
Anne & Zach: (laughing)
Zach: Where did he learn that?
Anne: Well, the only thing I can think of is when I dropped the kids off at preschool the other day. (Located next to a senior housing area.) Brooks saw an older man with a walker on the sidewalk and he asked me what it was. I told him it was a walker, and sometimes when people get older, they need help walking.
(Close curtain)
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
How Long is School?
Brooks keeps asking me how long he has to go to school. I told him until Christmas time, and then he gets a big break. It is quite an adjustment from doing your own thing all summer to switching to structure and routine, every Monday through Friday.
I figured it isn't a good thing to tell him that he will really be going to school for the next 19 years. That seems a little far out for a three year old to comprehend. Until then, we'll stick to the Christmas timeline.
I figured it isn't a good thing to tell him that he will really be going to school for the next 19 years. That seems a little far out for a three year old to comprehend. Until then, we'll stick to the Christmas timeline.
First Day of the Other School
A&B are enrolled in two preschools this fall. Yesterday they had their first day at the school they went to last semester. It was a very easy transition, no tears. In fact, they were genuinely excited to see their teachers and be back to a familiar place. A&B were the only returning kids from last semester in their classroom, so, they were the experts. The teachers said they were very good helpers and fell into routine quickly. I hope they meet some new friends, but they missed not seeing two of their old friends.
The kids still call one of their teachers Miss Ham.
http://twinfiles.blogspot.com/2012/01/miss-ham.html
If you might remember from last January, they thought her name was Miss Ham, not Miss Pam. Nothing has changed, and I hope she is ok with it! I'm glad the kids were in school last semester, as it has made the transition this fall very easy.
The kids still call one of their teachers Miss Ham.
http://twinfiles.blogspot.com/2012/01/miss-ham.html
If you might remember from last January, they thought her name was Miss Ham, not Miss Pam. Nothing has changed, and I hope she is ok with it! I'm glad the kids were in school last semester, as it has made the transition this fall very easy.
Ice Cream Date
We went out for an Ice Cream Date this weekend and Brooks was cold from eating his ice cream. He told me his teeth were wiggling because he was so cold!
Mess
Last Thursday, we needed to clean the house before the babysitter arrived to meet the kids. After work, I told Adlyn, "Can you help me pick up the house?" She responded, "But its too heavy!" What a goof. I then clarified that we needed to pick up the mess in the house.
Family Pic
Last week, the kids needed to bring a picture of themselves and their family for an "All About Me" poster at preschool. It was getting late, and the kids and I went downstairs to look at pictures that Dad could print for us. It didn't take long for me to realize that we didn't have any good family pictures. We didn't have a lot to pick from, and if we did have one, one of the four of us were not looking at the camera or happy. I told Brooks that we didn't have any good family pictures.
He responded, "Maybe we need to go to the art show and get one." I thought about his response, and it made a lot of sense. He knew that when we visit the art show openings that take place in town every 6-8 weeks, that they have really good pictures there. So, he was telling me that we could find a good picture at the art center. Clever!
Today when I took the kids to school I noticed their poster hanging on the wall. It was cute to see their responses.
What do you want to be when you grow up?
Brooks: A Daddy
Adlyn: A Mommy
What is your favorite food?
Brooks: Popcorn
Adlyn: Popcorn
What is your favorite animal/pet?
Brooks: Dinosaurs and Mice
Adlyn: Monkeys
I look forward to posting a picture of their poster once they bring them home.
He responded, "Maybe we need to go to the art show and get one." I thought about his response, and it made a lot of sense. He knew that when we visit the art show openings that take place in town every 6-8 weeks, that they have really good pictures there. So, he was telling me that we could find a good picture at the art center. Clever!
Today when I took the kids to school I noticed their poster hanging on the wall. It was cute to see their responses.
What do you want to be when you grow up?
Brooks: A Daddy
Adlyn: A Mommy
What is your favorite food?
Brooks: Popcorn
Adlyn: Popcorn
What is your favorite animal/pet?
Brooks: Dinosaurs and Mice
Adlyn: Monkeys
I look forward to posting a picture of their poster once they bring them home.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Preschool Begins
We started preschool today! Here is a recap of our day.
4:50 AM - Anne is up for a morning workout.
7:00 AM - Anne is back from the gym.
7:02 AM - Adlyn wakes up on her own, perhaps she heard me open the back door?
7:05 AM - Brooks is up.
7:20 AM - Anne is ready for the morning.
7:21 AM - Adlyn doesn't want to get dressed, do her hair, or eat breakfast. Brooks is already ready to go! Adlyn doesn't want to go to school today and she isn't cooperating.
7:22 AM - Brooks decides to eat oatmeal AND and English muffin for breakfast. Wow! He never eats two things for breakfast.
7:23 AM - Adlyn insists it isn't fall time. She has a point. All summer I've been telling her that school starts in fall time, after summer is over. She looked at the trees this morning, and the leaves aren't changing colors. So, she doesn't think she needs to go to school.
7:45 AM - We manage to get out the door and in the car. Adlyn is reluctant, but she goes along with it.
7:50 AM - We arrive at school, park the car, and begin our slow walk into the school. They'd rather just play on the playground, but I reassure them that they'll have playtime a little later during school. We enter the front door, and Adlyn says she is scared. I hold her hand and we walk to the room. Brooks is very happy and comfortable.
8:00 AM - We get to the front door of their room and they don't want to go any further. I walk in first and they slowly follow. We find their hooks with their names, and hang their backpack. Shortly after, they find some toys and off they go!
8:10 AM - I arrive at work, and not as late as I thought!
10:55 AM - I pull into the parking lot and I don't see them anywhere. Great...are they inside because they were bad and didn't cooperate? Phew! I see them a little father away, at the swings. Adlyn is pushing Brooks in the swing. It is cute, and I love to see them play when they don't know I'm watching. They spot me, run, and jump into my arms. Could it get any better than this?!?!
11:00 AM - The kids grab their backpacks and the teacher gives me a quick update. She tells me they did good today! They participated, always a good sign. She mentioned A&B had to stand next to each other in line. Also, they wouldn't sit down in circle time until they found two spots next to each other. They mostly play together. That is what I expected. I wish I could be a fly on the wall to observe their behavior.
11:05 AM - We go to the grocery store to get a special drink - Gatorade. Brooks picked green and Adlyn picked blue. We sat outside and enjoyed their special treat, and headed to the babysitter's house.
11:20 AM - We're at the sitter and Brooks and Adlyn want to show her their new crayon box name tag necklaces they made at school. It was cute, and it was neat to see them be so proud of their work.
What a day! We'll see what tomorrow brings.
4:50 AM - Anne is up for a morning workout.
7:00 AM - Anne is back from the gym.
7:02 AM - Adlyn wakes up on her own, perhaps she heard me open the back door?
7:05 AM - Brooks is up.
7:20 AM - Anne is ready for the morning.
7:21 AM - Adlyn doesn't want to get dressed, do her hair, or eat breakfast. Brooks is already ready to go! Adlyn doesn't want to go to school today and she isn't cooperating.
7:22 AM - Brooks decides to eat oatmeal AND and English muffin for breakfast. Wow! He never eats two things for breakfast.
7:23 AM - Adlyn insists it isn't fall time. She has a point. All summer I've been telling her that school starts in fall time, after summer is over. She looked at the trees this morning, and the leaves aren't changing colors. So, she doesn't think she needs to go to school.
7:45 AM - We manage to get out the door and in the car. Adlyn is reluctant, but she goes along with it.
7:50 AM - We arrive at school, park the car, and begin our slow walk into the school. They'd rather just play on the playground, but I reassure them that they'll have playtime a little later during school. We enter the front door, and Adlyn says she is scared. I hold her hand and we walk to the room. Brooks is very happy and comfortable.
8:00 AM - We get to the front door of their room and they don't want to go any further. I walk in first and they slowly follow. We find their hooks with their names, and hang their backpack. Shortly after, they find some toys and off they go!
8:10 AM - I arrive at work, and not as late as I thought!
10:55 AM - I pull into the parking lot and I don't see them anywhere. Great...are they inside because they were bad and didn't cooperate? Phew! I see them a little father away, at the swings. Adlyn is pushing Brooks in the swing. It is cute, and I love to see them play when they don't know I'm watching. They spot me, run, and jump into my arms. Could it get any better than this?!?!
11:00 AM - The kids grab their backpacks and the teacher gives me a quick update. She tells me they did good today! They participated, always a good sign. She mentioned A&B had to stand next to each other in line. Also, they wouldn't sit down in circle time until they found two spots next to each other. They mostly play together. That is what I expected. I wish I could be a fly on the wall to observe their behavior.
11:05 AM - We go to the grocery store to get a special drink - Gatorade. Brooks picked green and Adlyn picked blue. We sat outside and enjoyed their special treat, and headed to the babysitter's house.
11:20 AM - We're at the sitter and Brooks and Adlyn want to show her their new crayon box name tag necklaces they made at school. It was cute, and it was neat to see them be so proud of their work.
What a day! We'll see what tomorrow brings.
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Olympic Events
The Summer 2012 Olympics have just concluded in London, and we had our own taste of the Olympics while in Nebraska this month. While back for the hometown festivities, we took part in several events.
The opening ceremonies (parade) were as grand as usual. Athletes and flag bearers only had to walk four blocks. This isn't a bad thing, it helps them save their energy for the competitive events to come. Mom, Niki, Adlyn, Avery, and Andrew represented the Frates Nation. While they didn't have their county flag, they did have several crazy decoys that adorned their mode of transportation (4-wheeler? Polaris? Golf Cart?). I'm pretty sure Adlyn's clothing was made in China, just at the uniforms of the USA Olympians were. Zach, Brooks, and I feel that we are very lucky to have had tickets to watch the opening ceremonies. Grandpa wasn't in attendance, as he as back at Olympic Village, feeding the athletes a pancake and sausage breakfast.
I should mention that their was an Olympic 5000 Meter Race that took place prior to the opening ceremonies. There wasn't a track within 9 miles of this town, so they had to take the race to the streets. Zach took home the bronze in the men's division, and Anne took home the coveted gold medal in the women's division. NBC documented that this was Anne's first athletic win in her entire career, and she surprisingly ran what is believed to be her fastest 5000 Meter Race ever. The Tough Mudder training is paying off. Eloise, Official Olympic Photographer, took a photo after the race. That in itself was an Olympic feat.
At high noon, there was a penny scramble. This was more for the kids, and I'm not really for sure what type of category this event falls into. Maybe it is something more like rhythmic gymnastics, or badminton. Something that not every nation does, and unless you've seen it in action, it doesn't make any cents.
Brooks and Adlyn had several failed attempts/false starts at the 100 Meters, the Gunny Sack Race, and the 3-Legged Race. They suffered from pre-race jitters, and utter-confusion as to what in the world was going on. Never before had A&B observed, let alone participated in, these Olympic Events.
Anne also took home the gold medal in the women's slipper kick (division 20-29). She won 75 cents for her efforts. The money will go towards her winter coat fund. If you need more information on this cause, please let her know.
The bike races were a different story. They have been in training for the past 14 months. It all came down to a "ready, set, go". Brooks went, but stopped part way through the race to wave to Dad on the sidelines. Adlyn wanted to move the start line back about 15 feet to the orange traffic cones for the girls division. This is how she had practiced it for the past 15 minutes, and why would anyone want to start at the actual start line? She did the race, and we were proud of her.
Anne and Zach did not do well in the egg toss. Zach did not defend his grand champion title with his brother-in-law from a few years back. Anne was so close to being the all-around champion, but she dropped it, literally, in a matter of a few rounds into the egg toss.
The closing ceremonies included a BBQ in the backyard of Grandma and Grandpa's, and included the finest sweetcorn in the USA. It was a long day. In 12 months, we'll have the opportunity to do it all again.
The opening ceremonies (parade) were as grand as usual. Athletes and flag bearers only had to walk four blocks. This isn't a bad thing, it helps them save their energy for the competitive events to come. Mom, Niki, Adlyn, Avery, and Andrew represented the Frates Nation. While they didn't have their county flag, they did have several crazy decoys that adorned their mode of transportation (4-wheeler? Polaris? Golf Cart?). I'm pretty sure Adlyn's clothing was made in China, just at the uniforms of the USA Olympians were. Zach, Brooks, and I feel that we are very lucky to have had tickets to watch the opening ceremonies. Grandpa wasn't in attendance, as he as back at Olympic Village, feeding the athletes a pancake and sausage breakfast.
I should mention that their was an Olympic 5000 Meter Race that took place prior to the opening ceremonies. There wasn't a track within 9 miles of this town, so they had to take the race to the streets. Zach took home the bronze in the men's division, and Anne took home the coveted gold medal in the women's division. NBC documented that this was Anne's first athletic win in her entire career, and she surprisingly ran what is believed to be her fastest 5000 Meter Race ever. The Tough Mudder training is paying off. Eloise, Official Olympic Photographer, took a photo after the race. That in itself was an Olympic feat.
At high noon, there was a penny scramble. This was more for the kids, and I'm not really for sure what type of category this event falls into. Maybe it is something more like rhythmic gymnastics, or badminton. Something that not every nation does, and unless you've seen it in action, it doesn't make any cents.
Brooks and Adlyn had several failed attempts/false starts at the 100 Meters, the Gunny Sack Race, and the 3-Legged Race. They suffered from pre-race jitters, and utter-confusion as to what in the world was going on. Never before had A&B observed, let alone participated in, these Olympic Events.
Anne also took home the gold medal in the women's slipper kick (division 20-29). She won 75 cents for her efforts. The money will go towards her winter coat fund. If you need more information on this cause, please let her know.
The bike races were a different story. They have been in training for the past 14 months. It all came down to a "ready, set, go". Brooks went, but stopped part way through the race to wave to Dad on the sidelines. Adlyn wanted to move the start line back about 15 feet to the orange traffic cones for the girls division. This is how she had practiced it for the past 15 minutes, and why would anyone want to start at the actual start line? She did the race, and we were proud of her.
Anne and Zach did not do well in the egg toss. Zach did not defend his grand champion title with his brother-in-law from a few years back. Anne was so close to being the all-around champion, but she dropped it, literally, in a matter of a few rounds into the egg toss.
The closing ceremonies included a BBQ in the backyard of Grandma and Grandpa's, and included the finest sweetcorn in the USA. It was a long day. In 12 months, we'll have the opportunity to do it all again.
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| Adlyn in the bike race. |
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| Brooks is ready to start the race. |
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| A little Gatorade always helps. |
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| Who says you can't ride a bike with a tutu? |
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| Adlyn |
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| Adlyn |
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| The Brule shirt is retro! Circa 1970-1980. |
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| Dad monitors the penny scramble. |
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| A&B and Cousin Avery find their favorite candy. |
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| Opening ceremonies. |
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| Preparing for the opening ceremonies. |
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| Crazy uniforms. |
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| Adlyn at Big Mac. |
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| Beach girl. |
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| We love the white, sandy beaches! |
Cookie the Turtle
Brooks had a pet turtle for about 36 hours while we were in Nebraska earlier this month. While I was out for a run, I came across a turtle. So, I ran back towards town and went into a local business. Oddly, a guy I went to high school with was working their and helped me find a box to put the turtle in. I had to ask him if he would pick it up and put it in the box, and luckily, he did! He gave me a ride back into town so I could give it to Mr. Brooks.
Brooks was at the old school with Dad and Grandpa. He decided to name the turtle Cookie, and we let it walk around the gym. It wandered into the kitchen at the old school and went under the fridge. Dad got it out with a broom handle. They took it home and put it in the little swimming pool in the back yard. The next day, we drove it to about the only puddle of water around town and let him free. There were no tears, and he was very proud of his little turtle.
Shamus and Freckles
After many cancelled dates this summer at Margie's, the weather finally cooperated and we took a trip to her ranch to ride horses.
Brooks actually rode the horse! Amazing. Adlyn loves it, and Brooks hasn't tried it since we first took him a few years ago.
Thanks Margie! You really made Adlyn's day. She loves horses. During their playtime, Adlyn is often Shamus horse, and Brooks is Freckles horse.
Brooks actually rode the horse! Amazing. Adlyn loves it, and Brooks hasn't tried it since we first took him a few years ago.
Thanks Margie! You really made Adlyn's day. She loves horses. During their playtime, Adlyn is often Shamus horse, and Brooks is Freckles horse.
At Grandpa's
We visited Grandpa in July, and here are some not-so amazing pictures. But, that would be our norm. Brooks had a haircut that weekend, so he looks handsome. The kids have wet hair in the photos, and not to mention, Brooks did not cooperate for a second. Adlyn was acting like a typical goofball.
So, here you have it. Some pictures of the kids at Grandpa's!
So, here you have it. Some pictures of the kids at Grandpa's!
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| The only time Brooks smiled. |
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| I don't know what she is doing. |
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| Adlyn, acting like Adlyn. |
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| See comment on above photo. |
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| Family pic. |
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| Someone looks grumpy. |
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| Adlyn took this photo all by herself. This has to be what the world looks like to her on a daily basis. Dad is a giant! |
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| Adlyn had no hesitation when Grandpa asked if she wanted to ride the motorcycle into the garage. This girl has no fear, and is very brave! |
The Best Swing Ever
Green River has the best parks in the world. Not only do they have a lot of parks, but they have extra-ordinary park equipment.
I've tried to upload a movie of the best swing in the world, but I need Zach's help to compress it for me.
So, here are some pictures of the other awesome features. Let me know, this park only had three pieces of equipment, but each one of very unique!
You'll see the swing soon.
I've tried to upload a movie of the best swing in the world, but I need Zach's help to compress it for me.
So, here are some pictures of the other awesome features. Let me know, this park only had three pieces of equipment, but each one of very unique!
You'll see the swing soon.
Catching Up
The last few weeks I feel like I've been playing catch up. In late July, I had this realization that summer was almost over, and we had a lot to do before preschool starts.
Needless to say, my blogging time was not at the top of my list. Instead, I've been organizing our fall schedule, prepping the kids for preschool, sorting through clothes, waking up before 5 AM on some days to squeeze in a 3 hour workout before my work day begins. I'm exhausted!
I'll try to make some photo posts to document what we've been up to during the past month.
Quick Glance:
Brooks & Adlyn begin preschool this week. By September, they will be going to school 5 days a week. I hope they are ready for the intensity, because we don't have an alternative!
Zach started school this past week and will be graduating in December. I'm very excited about that! The past month he's spent nearly every waking hour on his latest painting. As I sit here, it is looking good, and it looks done to me...but obviously, I'm not the artist. Luckily, our routine is slowly changing over the next few weeks as we transition into chaos for the next four months.
I've been prepping for an unusually busy fall semester at the college this fall, and trying to figure out how I'm going to be at particular places at specific times to take A&B from one place to the next during the day. Throw in training for a Tough Mudder in October to the weekly mix, and trying to do a few fun things with the kids before the school year. I'm also planning to take some vacation time each week to be with A&B this fall.
I think we'll all be celebrating December 14th when Zach graduates and A&B turn 4, and on December 21st, the last day of school for the semester and the start of a much needed Christmas break for each one of us.
Needless to say, my blogging time was not at the top of my list. Instead, I've been organizing our fall schedule, prepping the kids for preschool, sorting through clothes, waking up before 5 AM on some days to squeeze in a 3 hour workout before my work day begins. I'm exhausted!
I'll try to make some photo posts to document what we've been up to during the past month.
Quick Glance:
Brooks & Adlyn begin preschool this week. By September, they will be going to school 5 days a week. I hope they are ready for the intensity, because we don't have an alternative!
Zach started school this past week and will be graduating in December. I'm very excited about that! The past month he's spent nearly every waking hour on his latest painting. As I sit here, it is looking good, and it looks done to me...but obviously, I'm not the artist. Luckily, our routine is slowly changing over the next few weeks as we transition into chaos for the next four months.
I've been prepping for an unusually busy fall semester at the college this fall, and trying to figure out how I'm going to be at particular places at specific times to take A&B from one place to the next during the day. Throw in training for a Tough Mudder in October to the weekly mix, and trying to do a few fun things with the kids before the school year. I'm also planning to take some vacation time each week to be with A&B this fall.
I think we'll all be celebrating December 14th when Zach graduates and A&B turn 4, and on December 21st, the last day of school for the semester and the start of a much needed Christmas break for each one of us.
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