I LOVE Connect 4! Carson likes to beat me at every game in his arsenal. And we don’t often get to play Connect 4. Today he decided to try again. He knows it’s best to start first and where the best move is. I too have read online about the best strategy and … I beat him three times in a row. He took it well – lol.
Tuesday August 8. Dani, Mike, Kathy, Cheryl, Jane:
Brenda, Laurie, Lillie, Rachel, Christa:
Thursday August 10. Brenda and Laurie.
Brenda, Agueda, Rachel:
Saturday August 12. Brenda:
Coletha, Diana and a friend:
Carson – 2nd grade, Avery – 6th, and Sophia – 9th.
A stare-down for the final bites of a burrito. When I asked Carson to hang on while I grabbed my phone to take a picture, he wanted to know why I wanted this particular picture. I told him about the blog, that I like to post funny things that happen when I come over. This stare-down was today’s funny moment.
Later, “Hey Grandma, take a picture of this. Put it on your blog.”
Oh yes, very funny. My loss in the game Memory.
I met a few people in the morning for a 16-mile ride stopping at various points to discuss upcoming projects, problem areas, and other bicycle infrastructure.
Brenda, Agueda, Laurie, Mellissa, me:
Terri was unable to go with her daughter Sarah to the Music Circus. Lucky me, I was able to fill in for her. We arrived just in time for a beverage before the curtain went up.
Great show.
This morning I was the invited guest of Councilmember Lisa Kaplan’s Walk the Talk at N Natomas Regional Park.
Many thanks to bicycling friends who showed up to show support: Brenda, Laurie, Cheryl, Kathy, Dani, Christa, Rachel, BarbaraL.
Thursday at Merrilyn’s. Hash brown quiche cups and Bibb lettuce and shrimp wraps.
Always delicious and great company, to say the least.
When I came into the house, I found two boys in their respective caves. Sophia had a babysitting job. Avery was in his room, Carson was … where?
Thank you, Mom and Dad, for your patience later this afternoon when you come home to this creation.
Question of the day from Carson: “Grandma, how old were you when you kissed a boy the first time?”
Elaine and Cindy this time:
This 90-minute play – without an intermission – was funny and entertaining.
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