Played with Playdoh. When she put it away the other day, she mixed the blue and the orange. I used to care about that and make her not mix them, but then I realized that's ridiculous and we can always make more. So when she got that stuff out again today, she mashed it up together and it turned a dark green and she was very excited.
Put on her Belle dress and a Superman cape at the same time. That was pretty great.
She watched Brave while I was gone at skating.
On my way back and found this awesome set of Duplos at a garage sale. It's all modular construction equipment, and you can mix and match the pieces by attaching them with a screwdriver. (Like this.) She loves it!
Norman took her to a friends house to drop something off (she was very happy to see the inside of this person's house, which she had previously seen on video chat when Norman stayed there when he came out here to interview. She is inordinately obsessed with the insides of other people's houses. Her mother's daughter.), then they went to Star Wars Day at the library, although apparently she was a little freaked out by the Stormtroopers, so they didn't stay long. But she did get a balloon, which she was very excited to show me when they got back.
She also loves setting up pretend birthday parties for people. Today it was for me, but most of the prep involved wrapping a book in construction paper with tape.
Bath with foam letters!
I read her a book about Mount Rushmore. Then she read most of the back cover by herself. One of these days I'll stop being amazed that she can read? Maybe?
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