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Back at it!

We dove back into the five day school/work week this week. Swimming, taekwondo, volunteering at the high school, working at night (deployment), and TWO evening birthday parties (both for friends of G.) It was a crazy week, and with the two birthday parties and Easter this weekend, I don't foresee much of a chance to relax.

But, busy times like this do make the days fly by! The highlight for me and G this week was the birthday party we attended last night. One of his good friends rented out a movie theater for the release of the Super Mario Brothers (a kids movie, but one that was enjoyable for the adults, too.) We had pizza, cupcakes, popcorn, and the ability to let the kids run loud and wild in the theater. It was a really great idea and a fun way to spend a Friday night.

Tonight will be a matter of dropping G off at a trampoline park, and then Scott, Ava, and I can take a break and eat dinner at a nearby restaurant. And when we pick up G he should be tired and worn out (or maybe hyped up on sugar...I'm not really sure?)

But if he doesn't get enough sugar then, I'm sure the Easter Bunny will be bringing some sweets to share tomorrow. We're looking forward to hosting the grandparents tomorrow afternoon, and are excited to visit and chat with them for a bit. And eat really yummy ham. Scott makes a great Easter dinner!

Happy Easter!

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