Photo Day 19 & 20
Day 19: Money
It's intriguing to see how one can go with no paper money for two weeks in this country. And I still could longer but old habits to carry some cash just in case doesn't die!
Day 20: Egg
D's stash from the egg hunt at her friend's place yesterday! Her friend had scoped out where all the eggs were hidden from their back door as she couldn't wait for D to come! So, she played a great team player and they "hunted" together!
D remembered how the caterpillar in the hungry caterpillar got a stomach ache after eating too much junk food (they were just reading this at school) and so had only two of the candy she had in her stash. She enjoyed carrying it everywhere with her. This was the first time in her life she could eat the candy from the stash. Even preschool she had some and that she gobbled up only two of them each day and finished it over the course of a week (they all got like 4 small boxes of candy)! Somehow Halloween stash were all nut-related and we stayed away! It just might be that Easter becomes her favorite holiday! ha!
We spent our Saturday at friends' home. The two girls (they were born just a month apart) spent nearly 6 hours together in the backyard. They cleared and piled together all the fallen branches and were so proud to be great at team work. It was all their initiative to do it and doing it together! We for those hours forgot we had kids! lol... That brought us to an end of a wonderful spring break! Back to school tomorrow!
It's intriguing to see how one can go with no paper money for two weeks in this country. And I still could longer but old habits to carry some cash just in case doesn't die!
Day 20: Egg
D's stash from the egg hunt at her friend's place yesterday! Her friend had scoped out where all the eggs were hidden from their back door as she couldn't wait for D to come! So, she played a great team player and they "hunted" together!
D remembered how the caterpillar in the hungry caterpillar got a stomach ache after eating too much junk food (they were just reading this at school) and so had only two of the candy she had in her stash. She enjoyed carrying it everywhere with her. This was the first time in her life she could eat the candy from the stash. Even preschool she had some and that she gobbled up only two of them each day and finished it over the course of a week (they all got like 4 small boxes of candy)! Somehow Halloween stash were all nut-related and we stayed away! It just might be that Easter becomes her favorite holiday! ha!
We spent our Saturday at friends' home. The two girls (they were born just a month apart) spent nearly 6 hours together in the backyard. They cleared and piled together all the fallen branches and were so proud to be great at team work. It was all their initiative to do it and doing it together! We for those hours forgot we had kids! lol... That brought us to an end of a wonderful spring break! Back to school tomorrow!