Month: March 2017

Today I had the day off to chaperone the second grade field trip to the symphony. I dropped the kids off then walked to Safeway to get breakfast and coffee. I’d made coffee at home but left it there. I’d planned to get breakfast but threw in a coffee while I was there. I wanted to get exercise so it was good in any case. While at drop off,  i checked in with the teacher. Peyton let me know we’d forgotten her school t shirt. The teacher said it wasn’t a big deal.  I’d wanted her to dress up a bit since we were going to the symphony after all.  She was wearing a dress and her boots with a cardigan layer and jacket.  We had good weather even though it didn’t start out that way.  The drive was long to the city but uneventful. H fell asleep as she’d had a long weekend. Peyton looked a bit green and was quiet most likely because she had no one to talk to.  She rebounded when we passed the museum where we’d visited this weekend.  She recognized the helicopter. H woke up before we got to the city and was refreshed.  We disembarked from the bus and lined up for our entry time.  One kid from a different school was not doing well and was throwing up on the sidewalk.  

We found our seats inside and I took pictures of the girls.  They knew the drill. 

There was no video or pictures while the symphony was recording. The conductor broke down the various parts of what we were seeing: conductor, composer, musicians, and audience.  The symphony played pieces that highlighted each of these.  “Flight of the bumblebee” was a highlight.  The kids really enjoyed it. I was sitting far from Peyton, who was sitting next to her teacher. I had the chatty boy who was talking aloud not caring if anyone was listening or not. Poor H and I got an earful for almost 45 minutes.  And I was stuck between two boys who had ants in their pants and couldn’t keep their feet still. 

We wrapped up our time by eating our lunch across from city hall. We had lots of sun!  The girls wanted a shot of city hall behind them so we did that, too.  

The ride back was peytons turn to sleep. She threw her jacket over her head and “turned out the lights”.  H stayed up and I think they were trying to see if I was sleeping. I did snooze for a bit.  

Two smiles to start the day. 

After we got on the road. 

Our row…
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Bassoonist 

City hall 

Discussing their pose 

The nice one. 
Freestyle 

The requisite dab

Night night part two

Today, Peyton had a long day. She went to a GS event at the airport museum by my parents’ house at 10 am. We left at 915 am to get up there. We stayed for over an hour, listening to different docents talk about women in aviation. She was able to dissect an airplane, and then go and sit in a real one to see how the controls work. We had to leave as she was missing opening ceremonies, but she was trying to make her game. Meanwhile, Dave was attending opening ceremonies for Peyton’s team at 10 am. He had to drop Brandon off with his coach to take him to their basketball game at 11 am. He was going to get a ride back to their end of the season froyo party. So, I dropped Peyton off just a few minutes before her game started, then drove to get Brandon. I’d beaten them there, so I waited around a bit, then they arrived. I quickly thanked them, but Brandon was not happy to be taken away from froyo. I told him we’d get it after basketball, but he threw a mini tantrum. He walked away crying, and was in a funk during most of Peyton’s game. When I arrived, I was told about the awesome play I missed. She was playing left field, and caught a line drive. There was a runner on third that went home, but Peyton didn’t know what to do with the ball. She’d already made one out, but after what Dave said was 20 seconds, she finally threw the ball to the third basewoman for the second out. I arrived as they were getting their ups. She was hit by the ball (it rolled up her foot), and the coach asked her if she wanted to take a base for free or hit. Of course she wanted to hit, and the head coach asked, “Do you want your dad to pitch or me?” Peyton answered, “My dad.” So, Dave went out there.

Later, when I did see her fielding, she was playing third base. She fielded a ball, and there was a runner on second coming toward her. We all shouted to tag the runner, and she did in time, getting the out. We had to celebrate her fielding accomplishments, as the team lost 11-2. (There are 4 run rules for each inning as well as a mercy run rule in effect). I have a feeling this is how it will be for the rest of the season. Luckily, Peyton took it well, and was still happy. After the game, we all reconvened at home for a quick snack, then we headed out for her basketball game. This was the last game of the season, but we were missing H. Dave was coaching solo, as H and her dad were at a tournament out of town. Brandon was concerned for Dave, since Ryan was not there. Dave assured Brandon he had done this before (with his teams in fact), and that he “got this”. Peyton got to play more since they only had 9 kids. They were playing the team we scrimmaged on Thursday. Within 5 minutes, Peyton got another ball to the face. This time, it seemed to bounce right off her, and she continued to play without any incident. I told the dad next to me that her face is just going to be rubber, so stuff will bounce off her. The team today was outmatched without H. Half of the girls had played either soccer or softball this morning, and you could tell. Peyton was sluggish and let her person blow by her on several occasions. She wasn’t hitting any shots either. The parents were commenting there was a lid on the basket! She took this loss without problems either, happy to have a snack and be done with her day. No tears for her, so she got froyo. Brandon had chosen snack shack treats, by way of cornnuts and sunflower seeds. We ended our day with tired kiddos, as we do most of the days lately. Brandon will have two games tomorrow for his other league. They are playoff games, so he’s in the semi’s and then will play in the finals if they win that one! Go Black Knights!

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For Doctor Seuss day, these three coordinated.  

V was sick in the morning. They missed out on thing 2.  V fought with her dad to come to school.  She was tired but didn’t have other symptoms.