When a wonderful friend invites you for spiedies and a boat tour of the pond, you say yes please! And Cormac says “Faster please, Miss Robin! Let’s do the bumps!” What a special day. Cormac’s first boat ride!
I’ve never met a Viking before, but from what I’ve learned, toddler eating habits seem similar. There is shouting at the wench (mom), burping, throwing of napkins on the ground, loud and abrasive songs of victory, wiping hands on dogs as they run by, and enthusiastic beverage chugging along with general savagery. It’s like history is coming alive. In my dining room. Every night.
We have watched Frozen II about eleventy-billion times so this week we decided to watch the original spread out over a few days. Night one: roll opening credits. Mac: (angry) Where’s Olaf, dammit?!
Mac: Mom! Please get my Dino costume for me? Me: 🧐 Took a second but I figured it out. Dinos. Dragons. It’s all good. Also, should YOU want to play Dino, the correct way is to “RAWR” at each other and pretend to poop on the lawn. Then you instruct your mom to “Please pick that up for me? That’s a BIG Dino poop!”
We’ve been talking a lot about the days of the week. Mac: Today is Tuesday. No school. Miah: Today is Tuesday. We do have school. But sometimes we have vacation and don’t go. Mac: And sometimes there’s no power. No school. 🤦♀️ That happened once ever. Like six months ago. The “not go to school” gene is strong with this one.
Day one in a new classroom. I guessed he would either go on a fifteen minute rant OR just ask for a specific song and sing the whole way home. He chose the latter. Me: How did your day as an Oak go? Mac: (chugs his ice water) Mom, I NEED Sh-Boom by the Chords. He sang that and then “1,000 Times” by Hamilton Leithauser and Rostam all the way home. And finally. Me: So how was your first day? Mac: Good. I’m the NEW guy.