Congratulations on the house, Auntie!
Trying Uncle's glasses on. We told him not to open his eyes so they wouldn't hurt. But I took a photo so that he could see what he looked like in them. So nerdy, but cool. Ha, ha.
It's been quite a day of visits. This morning as we were taking NJ to school we had a visit from the guy who owned and built this house we live in. He visited with his son who we've only seen for maybe the second time. The first time he was still a toddler and now he's a teen! They came in and took a tour while we caught up for a bit. After that, I left to bring lunch and visit my cousin and their baby. So, so cute! Wish I could have stayed longer, but couldn't get caught up in traffic. I missed NJ's pick up, but got to rest a little. Then we were off to visit our friend's first day of their first home ownership. And another friend's birthday, two things to celebrate in one. It's been a long day, but worth it.
He told us today that two of the kids he played with were Vincent and Joy. We asked him yesterday to try to remember the names of friends he meets or kids he played with. We asked him what he had for lunch and he told us an apple, yogurt, muffin, and milk. When we asked him what main thing he ate, we had to explain what that meant. He said he didn't have anything else to eat. How is that possible? They just let them pick what they want without any main dish or real food? We'll have to figure that one out. He also said that the teacher told him he was being a good leader in class. When Baba went to pick him up, NJ said he found money in the classroom. Baba walked him back to the classroom to give it to the teacher. It was seventy-five cents. She gave him a sticker and complimented his honesty. She told Baba that he's a good kid and that he was quiet at first, but is starting to open up. I hope he continues to be a leader and is helpful and honest. So cute, wish I was there.
He told us today that two of the kids he played with were Vincent and Joy. We asked him yesterday to try to remember the names of friends he meets or kids he played with. We asked him what he had for lunch and he told us an apple, yogurt, muffin, and milk. When we asked him what main thing he ate, we had to explain what that meant. He said he didn't have anything else to eat. How is that possible? They just let them pick what they want without any main dish or real food? We'll have to figure that one out. He also said that the teacher told him he was being a good leader in class. When Baba went to pick him up, NJ said he found money in the classroom. Baba walked him back to the classroom to give it to the teacher. It was seventy-five cents. She gave him a sticker and complimented his honesty. She told Baba that he's a good kid and that he was quiet at first, but is starting to open up. I hope he continues to be a leader and is helpful and honest. So cute, wish I was there.
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