Dave and Brandon went to scout again for today’s group. Brandon was there to just watch and hang out with one of his teammates. They played Horse on the blacktop while the dads were observing players. At dinner, we asked Brandon who won. He said, “Tyler won, I had ‘H-O-A-R-S.'” Clearly, they haven’t learned how to spell. Tyler’s 6, so I wouldn’t expect it of him either. That’s what happens without adult supervision nearby. Peyton and I took our time getting ready, and we finished up our puzzle that we’ve been working on. Today, she was a great teammate, and she was very helpful getting pieces. She enjoys searching now that the piece count was more manageable. She says she is a good piece-finder because she has good eyes. I had four this morning, but it didn’t seem to help much. Here’s what we put together:
We walked to the school again, and we riddled the rides, without complaints.
Brandon’s basketball game was after that, so we all went there. Peyton sat on my lap and did a better job sitting still watching the game. After the game, Brandon got a little mouthy, and subsequently “earned” sentences. He turned in his first set, and I got this:
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