Staying in and not going places like school has its challenges, but it also has benefits. We go to church every Sunday, but we now get to do it cozied up on our couch together. Sometimes Dad has to remind me to sit up or participate, but for the most part I pay attention. Easter Sunday was especially interesting because we watched the live stream of St Patrick's Cathedral in NYC. We still enjoyed dying Easter eggs and eating ham for the holiday; plus the Easter bunny still delivered lots of treats for us. After Easter we also started school. It's interesting how school happens now. Mom and Dad have their offices set up in the dining room. Cora and I join them for our virtual learning usually in the mornings. It's a different way to learn, but we are doing pretty well. Sometimes Mom and Dad get frustrated but for the most part I'm handling the work on the computer better than I think they anticipated.
Other notable things that happened in what seemed like the fastest April ever were things that don't happen in our normal lives. I did finally end up losing that darned middle tooth in my mouth. It hung out so
long in my mouth, my new tooth made a hole straight through the back of
it! We finished all of the backyard landscaping, which included a second load of mulch, adding plants and finishing the fire pit. I also got my hair cut by the best hair stylist at 619 Mial. Dad gave me great cut to freshen up my hair. He did it for a dinner party which we planned to celebrate Mom and Dad's 12th Anniversary. The dinner party was fun. We got dressed up, ate an appetizer, had some bubbly in fancy glasses (grape juice of course) and ate a delicious dinner. I can't believe it's only one short month until my birthday - there's still so much I need to do as a 7 year-old!
Staying in and not going places like school has its challenges, but it also has benefits. We go to church every Sunday, but we now get to do it cozied up on our couch together. Sometimes Dad has to remind me to sit up or participate, but for the most part I pay attention. Easter Sunday was especially interesting because we watched the live stream of St Patrick's Cathedral in NYC. We still enjoyed dying Easter eggs and eating ham for the holiday; plus the Easter bunny still delivered lots of treats for us. After Easter we also started school. It's interesting how school happens now. Mom and Dad have their offices set up in the dining room. Cora and I join them for our virtual learning usually in the mornings. It's a different way to learn, but we are doing pretty well. Sometimes Mom and Dad get frustrated but for the most part I'm handling the work on the computer better than I think they anticipated.
Other notable things that happened in what seemed like the fastest April ever were things that don't happen in our normal lives. I did finally end up losing that darned middle tooth in my mouth. It hung out so
long in my mouth, my new tooth made a hole straight through the back of
it! We finished all of the backyard landscaping, which included a second load of mulch, adding plants and finishing the fire pit. I also got my hair cut by the best hair stylist at 619 Mial. Dad gave me great cut to freshen up my hair. He did it for a dinner party which we planned to celebrate Mom and Dad's 12th Anniversary. The dinner party was fun. We got dressed up, ate an appetizer, had some bubbly in fancy glasses (grape juice of course) and ate a delicious dinner. I can't believe it's only one short month until my birthday - there's still so much I need to do as a 7 year-old!
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