After our puzzle completion glory, we headed outside for popsicles and sprinkler fun. Yes, Cora is in undies (and was in the puzzle picture too). James' undies. Since I proudly posted about her being accident free on her All About Cora: 4 Years edition, karma decided to slip her back into a "baby phase" (talking like a baby, having random small accidents, fake crying and throwing more tantrums than usual, etc.) -- She had 2 accidents at school, the second on the playground right as I picked her up, and all we had with us for the drive home was a pair of James' undies (because we ALWAYS have a pair of boy undies around, since he never needs them...) So much for going to the library... Oh well, I needed to price items for our upcoming yard sale anyway... and we need to find the library cards... can't remember the last time we used them...
After dinner (and baths) we took Buster out to do his homework (yes, he has homework from dog obedience school - he's doing great by the way - perhaps he's not as "special" as we thought, and he just needed some guidance from people who actually know how to train dogs...) and check out the rooftop rooster that the kids and I spotted on the way home earlier... I couldn't tell if it was real or metal. Cora couldn't see from her carseat and James was convinced it was real because he "saw his feathers move!" Um, no. The house on the corner does in fact have a metal rooster standing in a random spot on their roof. Then again, they also have random concrete statues of dogs and frogs in their yard, so I should have expected it, right? The kids are pointing at the rooster in the below photo, Buster is just happy to be outside adventuring, and Jay is either wiping sweat or hiding from my camera (or perhaps both...)
There's not much cuter than your kids holding hands of their own volition and helping daddy walk the dog. The princess nightgown just adds to it, right?
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