She set up her old broken play laptop and her wooden cash register together to imitate my set up of transferring VHS tapes to my hard drive. The VHS tapes were the two-hole wood pieces from this tool box set. She was also pretending her old broken little calculator was an iPod. She's push a button and then start singing a song in the middle, then push another button and stop. [PS - Yes, old broken electronics are awesome toys. Maybe when she gets older she'll want to take them apart.]
She wrote this out.
I said, "Oh, you spelled 'Lu-lu!'" and she was like, "No, it says 'Lu-lu-lucy!', like Piglet says when she's scared and needs help from someone." Ohhhhh...
She found some pompoms and some cardboard bingo markers in the craft drawer and decided they were tiny plates and food for her dolls. Man, that takes me back... Exactly the kind of thing I used to do.
Wednesday we went to the library and she played that Magic School Bus computer game again. She loves that thing! This is like from the mid 90s or something. It's super fancy. Then we hung out with like a two-year-old and his mom, playing non-magnetic magnetic poetry.
Today we went to a Talk Like a Pirate Day book and craft event with a local homeschooling group. We dressed up like pirates, she made a pirate puppet, and ran around playing with the other kids.
[Okay, she looks kinda deranged here. And like she's missing teeth, but she's not. She's got her princess wand tucked into her belt, and she's wearing a fuzzy tiara.]
Oh, and she refused to be a pirate, but instead had to be a princess pirate. Obviously.
Today she drew a picture to send to a friend in the real mail!
She's been watching Cars, Despicable Me, Bear in the Big Blue House, Charlie Brown.
Last night we read a Magic School Bus book about flowering plants.
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