The kiddos did a great job playing outside on Saturday. Toby loves riding the pink big wheel through the rocks and up and down the hills (he's tough enough to not worry about being seen on a pink bike). TJ uses the motor going uphill and coasts down the biggest hills in the neighborhood that he can find. He also gives Heather and Toby rides. Heather does jumps and spins on the scooter, but mostly looks for excuses to read books while sitting in the tree, make fairy houses out of nature's pieces, or get TJ to take her to her friend's house.
Toby imitated Jose putting up the mount for the tv by getting all of his tools out - thank goodness Toby's tools couldn't cut away the drywall like Jose was doing ;)
So maybe it wasn't such a good idea to point out the big white school bus in the middle of the field as soon as we sat down. Once the lights went red and the noise started for the introductions, Toby kinda lost it. I thought it was the 2 yr old being dragged up the aisle who was screaming "I don't wanna be here" or maybe TJ going into his famous fetal position (he can still get his knees all the way up to his chin) and plugging his ears that allowed Toby to decide he wanted to go home and SCREAM for his MOMMY! I tried to pacify him with food, ear plugs, or even a bribe of a toy - but he was hysterical and each time a truck revved he screamed louder. So we left. $70 total in parking, water, tickets, and ear plugs and I didn't see a single monster truck race. Once home he told Susan the reason - he didn't want to see the school bus get crashed . . . we'll see if he gets on his school bus tomorrow morning ;)
Toby imitated Jose putting up the mount for the tv by getting all of his tools out - thank goodness Toby's tools couldn't cut away the drywall like Jose was doing ;)
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