That is a great way to wake up on Saturday morning. I knew that they kids were cooking up some kind of surprise last night. I wasn’t sure of all of the details (it’s hard to listen in to a conversation in the back of the car when I’m driving down the interstate). So this morning I woke up early to discover that 2 of the 3 kids had crawled into bed with us last night. That is certainly a nice feeling on a Saturday morning. A while later Ainsley got up and told me to stay in bed, that they were going to make a surprise for us. So we did. An hour later the kids come upstairs with two trays of food (pb&J toast, milk, yogurt, sausage biscuits). Ainsley gives me mine and says, “Sorry, mommy. You only have part of the biscuit left. Rosie ate the sausage and the other biscuit while we finished getting the other tray ready.” (Reason 298 to kill the cat.) But it was enjoyable to have all three crawl into bed with us while we ate breakfast together and watched some morning tv.
The kids have already done their chores for the weekend and are ready to go to the movies this afternoon. We were going to go last night, but when I told Daddy he asked if we would wait until Saturday so he could come too. So yesterday, we went to the park for an hour after school and went to Aunt Deb/Uncle . . . oh, forget it, we went to Gordon’s house. The kids played hard with G, inserted loud chaos into the quiet Lewis house (they only have one kid you know), and then we got to get Gordon ready for bed. All three kids read Gordon books. Ainsley even insisted on picking out his clothes for tomorrow. I hope we wore him out! I think we did. When we left, Gordon didn’t have enough energy to blow us kisses (he just made noises with his lips).
So we are off to see a movie. And then Mom and Dad can come home to get more work done. I hope so anyway. It has been a good day so far. I just know it will continue.
Oh you definitely wore him out. It didn’t take him long to pass out once we got inside. In fact, I think his Friday through Sunday was so full of fun activities that he may actually nap at school this week… We were glad you came over!
I’m telling you. Archie is yours! He doesn’t take food!