Thursday, October 20, 2016

Windy, scooteriffic Thursday

Second try at this post, lost everything after an hour writing the post. A slap in the face to my technology-fearing/procrastinating self!!

So, Juni awoke extremely psyched that she didn't have to hustle out this morning, so thanks to all for coming to us. 

We started our morning with violin lessons (photo next time!) Lots of room for improvement, but super enthusiasm. 

snack 1 was Apple mush, with raisins for Abe, hard-boiled eggs (Arbor ate 2.5) and maple creamy yogurt. Mostly everyone had nice manners and took their plates to the trash (gasp, I used paper plates at home). 

We helmeted up and got to it. 

Some ran, some meandered


  


Juni walked backwards, singing, "follow me, follow me!!" 

Oh, the cuteness



Arbor seems to be working on his pageant stance. 
 


A lady asked us, "what program is this?" To which I replied, "a VERY exclusive program for the most awesome, talented and creative kids"! 

Just kidding, I didn't say that. But it's Brooklyn, and I totally could have bragged passive aggressively!


When we got to the scooter field, everyone went nuts with wild freedom. The videos only sort of capture it, but I can't upload those yet. Here we are, having snack 2: sweet potato rounds drenched in coco oil, banana-peanut butter goop fest, among other things. Everyone was genuinely hungry from their workout. 
 
 
Tryin' to get it out! Might need "a privacy"

Sharing some Concord grapes with seeds 
What planet are you from?!

 
No fear 

Nomi
Was sad from a mosquito bite, having a moment 
Couldn't help myself!

Notice the hand. Awwww

Like it 2 ways 


Girls' trip to the corner store
Bag lady, like her mama



Mark says that the Austin hippies enforced a hug-only-to-the-left rule, so your hearts line up. Guess the kids know this instinctively!


Waiting for our pizza with special guest, Nomi's cousin!

So civilized, for now. 

Some of us ate yellow beans, brusslies and carrots, but mostly pizza. 
And "farky (sparkly) water"!

Getting our quarters stuck in the ball machine. Toddler mayhem not pictured, but imminent!

How do toddlers cross the road?
By the grace of Goddess...
And excellent crosswalks!

We returned to the cement field to end a solid morning, kids free before getting captured by moms, going for some maximum maxed-outness as only a kid can do. 

It's so striking, what a handful they are, but so FULL of life and the best stuff. 
Bless these little seedlings! 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 


 

 


 
 
 

 


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