While cleaning my desk at work the other day I was surprised to see a stack of programming books. Usually they sit hidden behind one of my many monitors. It got me thinking about when the last time I had actually opened one of them. I can’t remember. I can remember reading a few of those books like novels, as I tried to learn the secretes they contain. Or reaching for them looking up some command I couldn’t remember. Now they just sit there, and Google provides the answers. It leaves me wondering what should I do with them? How useful is the information they contain?
Today we have a picture from Violets DS practice. Violet really liked this drill, where t h ey worked on skating next to another player.
Today we have a picture of Jacob working on his PSA for his media literacy project. He worked really hard on it, first coming up with the idea for his Kids help phone poster and then doing all the work. I’m so proud of him.
After our father daughter hockey game Sunday I thought it would be fun to share a picture of Violet modeling her new Furies Hoodie.
To Violet and I headed down to the MasterCard Centre to watch the last home game of the Toronto Furry. Violet was really excited to see Natalie Spooner play. She ware’s her number 24 on her DS team and was so sad that we were not able to get her autograph. The game was great, the Furries managing to tie it in the final few minutes to force overtime. Unfortunately they lost in overtime, but Violet loved the game, and I think we’ll be watching a lot more Furry games in the years to come.
Today we have a picture of Violet chasing down a ball while practicing her newest sports interest, Lacross.
Another day another teacher interview. Today we have some art work from Violet’s weekend jurnal. She wrote about last weekend when I took her to Tim Hortons after her hockey game last week, and she had a Muffin and a Hot Chocolate. Rolling up the Rim really stuck with her. Even thought we both got Try Again.
With parent teacher interviews over the last couple of days I got see see some of the art work at the school. So for today’s picture of the day I have a piece Jacob did. They were supposed to use a single colour and experiment with shading. I think he did a good job.
Wedseday night is DS practice, so I captured this picture of Violet tallking to her teammates while what for her turn.
Violet loves to do crafts, so much so that the thought of store-bought Valentines was unthinkable. So last night her and Mommy got started on making 22 Cards for her classmates and teacher.
It’s only 2 steps:
- Cut out hearts and add Glitter Glue,
- Write the classmates names and decorate the cards
Step one was completed last night with Mommy, tonight Nan or I will complete Step 2 with her.
