Today is the day...
...that I will finally get my Monday evenings back!
Tonight DeAnna will choose between Jesse and Jason in a 3 hour spectacle (of doom!). She will either choose the domesticated role of step mom or a snowboarding lifestyle. I'm still wondering what happened to Jesse from one week to the next as he went from not able to commit to marriage to able to commit in a very short time! Ah, well, it should be an interesting 3 hours, as in the preview Jeremy comes back to tell DeAnna something. What could it be? More drama? Probably.
Today, James had gymnastics camp in the morning. It was great fun and an excellent program and he was pretty worn out after the 3 hours. He made another little friend, appropriately also named James. They were in the same group together and seemed to get along real well. We took the 8am bus and then had to walk for about 25 minutes along the grass (as there were no sidewalks). Surprisingly, there were pedestrian signals at the lights. How pedestrians were supposed to get to the lights is still somewhat of a mystery to me! I did work up in their viewing area for the 3 hours of camp. James liked being able to look up and see me. He's a child that likes the security of a parent around. He was also super happy to go home. He doesn't mind the walking.
As soon as I got home, I had to leave again to work at RMC as my boss had some emergency work that needed to get done. Lots of walking for me today!
Tonight DeAnna will choose between Jesse and Jason in a 3 hour spectacle (of doom!). She will either choose the domesticated role of step mom or a snowboarding lifestyle. I'm still wondering what happened to Jesse from one week to the next as he went from not able to commit to marriage to able to commit in a very short time! Ah, well, it should be an interesting 3 hours, as in the preview Jeremy comes back to tell DeAnna something. What could it be? More drama? Probably.
Today, James had gymnastics camp in the morning. It was great fun and an excellent program and he was pretty worn out after the 3 hours. He made another little friend, appropriately also named James. They were in the same group together and seemed to get along real well. We took the 8am bus and then had to walk for about 25 minutes along the grass (as there were no sidewalks). Surprisingly, there were pedestrian signals at the lights. How pedestrians were supposed to get to the lights is still somewhat of a mystery to me! I did work up in their viewing area for the 3 hours of camp. James liked being able to look up and see me. He's a child that likes the security of a parent around. He was also super happy to go home. He doesn't mind the walking.
As soon as I got home, I had to leave again to work at RMC as my boss had some emergency work that needed to get done. Lots of walking for me today!
posted by Aphra at 4:22 PM
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How pedestrians were supposed to get to the lights is still somewhat of a mystery to me!
erm ... on the grass? (grin)
did you cycle to work or WALK? (it's a long way and I thought you only walked in the snowy season)
There's grass at the intersection, but a steep embankment of gravel/rock on every side.
I have been walking due to the massive amount of construction downtown.
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