Wednesday, September 7, 2011

To everything, turn, turn, turn...

Bad choice yesterday: Starting science after Rand had already started his meltdown, resulting in my meltdown. Anything we learned about electrons was probably not worth it.

Good choice yesterday: Playing with Rand instead of trimming the roses. We dropped handfuls of leaves and flowers and watched them float to the ground. I want to relish this season with him when gravity is fascinating and hilarious.






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