Carson’s tumbling class wrapped up this week. He enjoyed it so much we signed up for another. He’s mastered Duck Riding, Tunnel Rolling and Mini Trampoline. Next up: Parallel Bars, Vault and Pomel Horse. Hadley enjoyed watching from the sidelines.
Tumbling Time
Carson’s tumbling class wrapped up this week. He enjoyed it so much we signed up for another. He’s mastered Duck Riding, Tunnel Rolling and Mini Trampoline. Next up: Parallel Bars, Vault and Pomel Horse. Hadley enjoyed watching from the sidelines.
Date Night
Carson went on a date to Mississippi Pizza with his friend Marti last Friday. They allow kids in the bar until 9 with live music. The music usually ranges from bluegrass to indierock but on the night we were there it was all strings – banjo, violin, bass and guitar playing old time music. We arrived early before the band started their set and Carson and Marti had free reign of the stage for spinning, dancing and romping around. Which was good because by the time the musicians took the stage the place was packed. They camped out in front but it took a lot of restraint for Carson not to rush the stage.
My New Smock Makes A Lovely Frock
We stopped by our favorite resale shop over the weekend where I picked up a retro pillowcase and with a few quick snips converted it into a colorful painting smock for Carson. It ran a little long so I cut a strip off the bottom to make a cute headband for myself. I wrapped it in my hair but once Carson caught sight of it he wanted to accessorize too. So I cut another strip and tied it around his head. He spent a good ten minutes admiring himself in the mirror before starting his art project, then didn’t want to part with his new ensemble the remainder of the afternoon. It will most likely end up migrating into his dress up bin. Fortunately I picked up two pillowcases so I can make another smock – and this time I won’t cut the neck too wide. Because Mama isn’t quite crafty enough to thread a needle and fix it.
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