Looking for the moon on the way to preschool. "It's quite pale," Grace remarked. That girl is just adorable.
We did some running around after drop off (snack procurement, gas purchase, turtle rescue) and then squeezed in a quick trip to the playground before tumbling class.
Rolling down the incline. It was my understanding that somersaults were on the agenda but Suki had a different idea.
More somersaultish. Suki's actual somersaults would give a grown person some kind of spine injury, she just kicks her legs in the air and then it's a whalloping timber as her body smacks to the ground. There is no amount of convincing that works to turn her flop into a roll.
After she completed her tour of the ever ascending planks she got to make a mighty leap into the beanbags.
Kate liked to walk under this final plank like a bridge. She did a good job treading that plank herself as long as she felt she was being firmly supported along the way.
This was the gift she got for me from the playground today. I just love that she thinks of me and plans ahead like that.
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