Our school routine is almost in full swing. Preschool starts next week and then all the gingers will have some sort of organized instruction. The girls' dance classes have started. The older 3 boys are all doing soccer. My favorite part of the soccer schedule this fall is that only Marcus, Cale and Ewan are playing and Cale and Ewan are playing on the same team. Two teams, two practice schedules, two game schedules. What should we do with all our extra free time?
Here's Marcus, an official member of the high school JV team. It's all-consuming right now.
Cool.
And, cool. These things line the path to the high school soccer fields.
Liam has been working on his blue belt advancement. Fingers crossed that he promotes next Thursday.
Some of what Kinley and I do-dress and re-dress the ladies. Then we play school or house or whatever Kinley wants. Who says the youngest gets the least attention?
We also play games.
So, the eclipse happened. I did not have glasses, nor did I make a pinhole projector. I thought it would get a lot darker by us. Turns out, the eclipse in our area looked more like a cloudy day. Or, those were the actual storm clouds moving in. I couldn't tell. The kids in the primary and elementary got to go out and watch. The older boys did not get to see anything outside. Instead, they got to watch a live stream from the comfort of the indoors. I got some nice pictures of fluffy clouds. That's all.
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