One day a few weeks ago, all William could talk about was the volcano that came to his school. I asked if a kid or adult showed them the volcano and he said it was a kid. So I "assumed" the school had a presentation of a science fair project or something. The mom in me had to tell him all about the differences between magma and lava and so on and so on. So, we are at open house and he is showing grandma some stuff when he points down a long hallway and says, "that is where we hide from the volcano." Then it all made sense. They had a tornado drill. Tornado, volcano, it's all good. He knows a lot more about volcano's now.
We celebrated Keith's birthday last weekend. He turned 37 on the 27th. Obviously William was involved with the party planning since Keith had a Spiderman cake. William has reached the age where he tells everything he knows, so Keith knew well in advance about the cake and most of his gifts. Of course I can't get William to tell me anything about Mother's Day.
Nathan is full of it. He is so funny. He is a clown and a daredevil. He loves to slide alone down the slides at the park. He has beat William in the head with a toy twice in the last week or so. That doesn't go over very well.
Walk America was the 28th. Both boys did very well. Nathan decided to take a very uncomfortable siesta at the end.
William wiped his face in a funny way while he was eating cake and it looked like he had strange facial hair.
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