Jul 03
Logan and Connor were at the Community Center for camp this past week. They enjoyed the early morning free play; they made Beyblades with Legos and battled with other kids. Throughout the day, they had other activities. The boys especially liked the version of dodgeball that they played at the gymnasium. They also had a short field trip on Wednesday afternoon to the a community swimming pool. I was worried how they would like that, and once again they did fine. Logan apparently enjoyed wearing the life jacket floating around. Stuart mentioned that Logan was so chatty at pick up telling Stuart about the field trip. On Thursday, Logan also came home with the “Camper of the Day” certificate. He was happy and proud to share the news with us, but he later mentioned that he actually was crossing his fingers hoping not to be picked as he did not want attention.

After this week, Logan mentioned that this was his favorite camp thus far, however Connor prefers CDC more. They will be going back to CDC for next week.
Jul 01
The boys had their regular dental checkup on Monday, so I took off from work early to take them. They both were excited to go as they remembered that there were iPads to play and movies to watch. The new thing there now is that each kid could pick the own movie to watch. Connor is looking forward to watch the new Finding Dory, so he picked the Finding Nemo. Logan immediately asked for Goosebumps as soon as he saw it; he stated that he could not watch it any other time since Connor is afraid of it. When we were brought to the exam room, the boys started watching the movies. Logan was brought to have Xrays taken first. When he came back, he had a little tear in his eyes; he said something hurt the inside of his mouth and he almost gagged. The rest of the exam, Logan was more wiggly, and he almost refused to have certain things done. On the other side, Connor just sat quietly on his chair, having his teeth cleaned and watching the movie. The dentist told Connor that his two front bottom teeth are starting to move, and the Tooth Fairy might visit him by the start of school. Logan unfortunately has a possible cavity, so the dentist suggested that we make an appointment to clean out the top of that molar and put sealant on it as well as on other molars. The boys were happy to pick a toy and return to the iPad while I waited for the appointment to be set up. When everything was done, I rushed the boys out the door and on our drive home. Minutes into the drive, Connor remembered that he left his little prize toy next to iPad and he ended up shedding some tears for it.


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