She started the morning by showing me a pictogram invitation to Jane's surprise birthday party that she had drawn. I love her pictograms.
Then she had me help her write a note to lure lizards to us. She signed it "Lucy" instead of "human" so that, according to her, they wouldn't know if it was a human, another house lizard, or a squirrel or what, so they wouldn't be so scared. I spelled and she wrote "dear house lizards" and "from", and I wrote out a longer sentence. Something about an upper lower shelf in a bookstore? I don't even know, and I don't know where the note went.
Dolls.
Tablet: Phineas and Ferb secret agent game; simple machines/Rube Goldberg invention game; VeggieTales on Netflix.
Library. She played that typing game again. I mean, it's a program where you can make a storybook, but she uses it to just type a whole bunch randomly. Today she was messing around with the font and color after she typed it.
More VeggieTales on the tablet.
Legos.
Norman came home and they played Mario Galaxy. More discussion of outer space phenomena, including orbits.
I read her Clothesline Clues to Jobs People Do. Then we had a chat about what jobs kids can and can't do, and the age of majority, and what "hobby" means. And then she learned the phrase "Rube Goldberg" when she mentioned the tablet game to Norman.
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