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R. moved the lazy susan and the Colosseum up to my office. It sits very nicely on top of my (regular) filing cabinet. It can stay there for a really long time.
In the end, we started the Minnie mosaic picture, after ordering a second one, because A. wanted to do the rectangular option with Mickey and Minnie, which requires two copies of the product.
M. came for a short visit; it was too cold to walk.
I took T. to martial arts. We were late; there was construction at the railroad crossing. We were directed to drive around the barriers. I wanted to tell T. never do this, but the hypocrisy would not come out of my mouth, so I said, we are _only_ doing this because the construction workers are telling us to, and he said, I know, and his eyes were pretty wide. Weirdest driving incident I’ve had in recent memory.
T. was invited by his baby sitter to her grandsons’ birthday party. It was just the sitter, daughter, SIL and g-sons. That whole family (minus the sitter) has (a couple months back) already had covid, so we are assuming there is no real risk there, and of course my kids are with the sitter a lot anyway, so no added risk there. Weird to actually get to have any kind of birthday party experience! It was bowling at Apex, which is where we did an Escape Room for A.’s birthday in September. It’s a new building. One assumes their ventilation is good, and it is certainly huge, clean and mostly empty.
I ran the dishwasher, and a load of laundry. I framed the bambi puzzle that T. did. He picked a poster to take down and R. helped with that to minimize damage to the wall.
In the end, we started the Minnie mosaic picture, after ordering a second one, because A. wanted to do the rectangular option with Mickey and Minnie, which requires two copies of the product.
M. came for a short visit; it was too cold to walk.
I took T. to martial arts. We were late; there was construction at the railroad crossing. We were directed to drive around the barriers. I wanted to tell T. never do this, but the hypocrisy would not come out of my mouth, so I said, we are _only_ doing this because the construction workers are telling us to, and he said, I know, and his eyes were pretty wide. Weirdest driving incident I’ve had in recent memory.
T. was invited by his baby sitter to her grandsons’ birthday party. It was just the sitter, daughter, SIL and g-sons. That whole family (minus the sitter) has (a couple months back) already had covid, so we are assuming there is no real risk there, and of course my kids are with the sitter a lot anyway, so no added risk there. Weird to actually get to have any kind of birthday party experience! It was bowling at Apex, which is where we did an Escape Room for A.’s birthday in September. It’s a new building. One assumes their ventilation is good, and it is certainly huge, clean and mostly empty.
I ran the dishwasher, and a load of laundry. I framed the bambi puzzle that T. did. He picked a poster to take down and R. helped with that to minimize damage to the wall.