Chuck e cheese review by Sofia

I give Chuck e cheese 1000%

It was pretty perfect huh?

It might have been too perfect?

Too perfect?

I like it like that!

New York Day

While eating a late, lazy breakfast we looked up what was happening today on the Mommy Poppins Blog (the best source for finding out what to do with kids in NYC.) We saw there was a concert for preschool kids at the Lincoln Center; Aaron Nigel Smith, reggae, from the PBS show Between The Lions. Can we make it by 11? If we hustle. So we got a lunch packed, got dressed, etc and were out the door by 10. We got there at 10:45. The venue was already at capacity, but there was still a long line of parents and kids waiting. We got in line. It was drizzling. We waited a half hour and got in. Danced, enjoyed. Then we headed a few blocks north to an event at the Ella Anderson school called Artopia, which we also discovered on Mommy Poppins. The girls took a Step Dance lesson, then made a bird feeder and a princess tiara. After Artopia we went around the corner to New York Historical Society to see a Mo Willems exhibition, a children's author the girls like. Then after that we went across the street to the Museum of Natural history to see the cast of the new Titanosaur, which is huge, 122 feet long.  Then home to clean, do laundry, etc, and finally over to play at Sunnyside Gardens park before dark. Sofia made up invitations to a book club and passed them out at the park. Then home for Pizza. A stellar New York day.

She got it

I told Lucia a joke and she said, "I get it." 

I said, "What do you get?" 

"I get the joke."

 "Are you sure you got the joke?"

"Yes, I'm sure."

"What's the joke?"

"The joke is that I don't get it."

Lucia's poem for Genevieve's birthday card

Paw Patrol On The Go

Once upon a time there was
a Rider, the owner that takes
care of the pups, and then
they had an emergency
because Santa was going into
a storm, and then Santa
said thank you to them and
gave them a group hug.

They went back to the house
and made it wooden, so no
one could get through the walls.

But they could get through the doors.

Sofia says

I've got a new nickname for you Dad, "sweet old man."

Lucia says, "Hulk's a good guy? That's incredible!"

Sofia says

There always room for you daddy 

Today as we were in the car on our way to Brooklyn Children's Museum Sofia said, "I know what your message is."

I said, "You do? What's my message?"

"Love your enemy."

"Wow! Where'd you hear that from?"

"From lots of places."

"So you think that's my message to the world?"

"Yes."

"Well, I do believe that. And not everybody does."

"I know, that's why it's your message."
 
"How do you know that that it's my message though?"

"Because I know you."

"You think so? I guess I know you too now that I think about it."

"Then what's my message to the world?"

"Hmmm. Take care of your friends and family?"

Sofia: <grins>