We got done with dinner early, before 6 pm today, and the kids went out to play in the backyard. Peyton wanted to throw some balls, while Brandon wanted to play soccer AND throw some balls. Here’s some footage of them throwing. Later, Peyton was determined to dribble the basketball and wanted Dave to count the number she was able to dribble. She got to 20-something, then would stop, but she was determined to start over again and made Dave count (in his head) until she messed up. Then she’d ask him how many she did. Her longest streak was 50-something, but it took her at least 10 attempts if not more to get up there.
Dave doesn’t get how she can do it that long, but she is definitely determined.
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Yesterday at the park. She had to improvise since she’s not tall enough to use both arms. We should hook her up to a generator and use her that energy for good.