[Taken September 04, 2018 at 7:11AM]
Dropping my son off at school early has its perks.
8MP digital camera with f/2.2 aperture. Front-facing camera 1.2 MP.
Purchased in November 2015 as an upgrade from the iPhone 5. This was my main camera for three years, until I upgraded to an iPhone 7 for Christmas 2018.
[Taken September 04, 2018 at 7:11AM]
Dropping my son off at school early has its perks.
[Taken August 24, 2018 at 5:34PM]
This summer, while Connor was attending day camp, he and I started a new tradition of Fun Fridays. It stemmed mainly from me not really wanting to cook dinner after picking him up from camp on a Friday, plus Connor wanting to stay up a little later on Friday nights.
Typically, we’ve been going to a restaurant together for dinner, then coming home and doing the normal bedtime routine, and finally coming back downstairs and watching Good Eats reruns on Amazon Prime in our jammies. Yesterday, though, since summer camp is over and school has begun, I didn’t have to pick him up from anywhere. So, as something special, I proposed that we order pizza and eat it on a picnic blanket in the back yard.
We polished off most of a medium stuffed crust (half mac and cheese, half bacon), then got our jammies on and watched Good Eats (the waffle episode and the sneak-parsnips-into-everything episode) while we ate dark chocolate dipped in peanut butter. After that, we brushed teeth and read a book and I tucked Connor in for the night. However, I also allowed him to read in bed… as many books as he wanted.
He fell asleep with the light on and a book under his arm.
Fun Friday success.
[Taken August 18, 2018 at 7:18PM]
In the interest of getting off of social media and back into blogging more regularly, I’m testing yet another quick way to blog from my phone: this time, cutting Instagram out of my photo-posting loop.
The above photo shows the puzzle lamp I bought my son at the local science center… which, much like his new Rubik’s Cube, he had no interest in solving once he got it. It’s actually really cool, though, once you get the hang of how to assemble it. (And once you watch — and pause — a few YouTube videos.)
[Taken August 20, 2018 at 6:53AM]
He was the first to arrive at Extended Time before school this morning, and complained to me this evening that all he could do was play dollhouse with the few girls who showed up until they opened the gym. I’m planning to let him bring a toy and a book tomorrow, just for before school.
Apart from that, and us not knowing he’d need an afternoon snack from home, the first day of First Grade sounds like it was a good one.