Date night
"Mom and Son Dino Nite" at the community center. I am silly-excited.
Also, Hubby bought babyboy the Star-Wars Lego computer game (though he clearly is not 10+ yrs old) and now I have a small, obsessed little boy who sneaks on the computer while he's supposed to be napping. At four, I may have to abandon the napping, but the sneaking, er no. So we dealt with that. But what I find hillarious is that, when he asked me to help him play the first time, I couldn't remotely do anything. Like, I can toggle the character back and forth, push enough function keys to obtain a light saber, move the character to and fro, and make them jump! But I can't actually play the game. The first time I found him sneaking, he was playing a challenge and racking up coins left and right. So, is gaming wired into the Y chromosome? I would say yes.
Also, Hubby bought babyboy the Star-Wars Lego computer game (though he clearly is not 10+ yrs old) and now I have a small, obsessed little boy who sneaks on the computer while he's supposed to be napping. At four, I may have to abandon the napping, but the sneaking, er no. So we dealt with that. But what I find hillarious is that, when he asked me to help him play the first time, I couldn't remotely do anything. Like, I can toggle the character back and forth, push enough function keys to obtain a light saber, move the character to and fro, and make them jump! But I can't actually play the game. The first time I found him sneaking, he was playing a challenge and racking up coins left and right. So, is gaming wired into the Y chromosome? I would say yes.