Actually, it was a whole WEEKEND out! Grammy B. came to watch Leah and Wyatt the other weekend while Ryan and I went to Chicago for a mini getaway. (Thanks Mom!) We took the train downtown, and were able to walk right to our hotel, and pretty much everywhere else we had planned to go. On Friday night we saw Million Dollar Quartet, and on Saturday night, we went to the Lyric Opera House and saw Parsifal. (It has been a loooong time since I've had two late-night out and about events!) We had so much fun - missed the kiddos of course, but it was nice to be able to sleep in, eat a meal without getting up a million times, and have actual adult conversations! Sometimes the afternoons and evenings are so hectic, it feels like we haven't talked in days! We also went to Garrett's popcorn 3 times. At least. (And I admit I was wrong about the whole cheese popcorn mixed with caramel corn thing - it IS delicious!) And we went shopping downtown for a birthday present for Leah. (That will be the next post!)
My sixth grade class has been working on persuasive essays this quarter, and one of their first assignments was to write a persuasive piece on what Mr. and Mrs. Dainty should name their baby! They worked in partners, and they got to choose either a girl's name or a boy's name. Their responses were quite interesting and they have certainly given us some chuckles. Here are some of the highlights. (Spelling and grammar errors have been left in for comedic purposes.) Most Unique Supporting Details "Isabella is a perfect name because Queen Isabella helped supply Colombus for his trip across the sea. When we were younger we wished that there were famous people with our names. Many people may think Isabella is a weird name, but we think it is very beautiful." "I picked the name Tera because it is easy to spll , and Tera sownds like she will be smart like her mother. Her mother is so smarte . And she will want to be a techer like her." (This child obviously ...
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