We had decided to take Connor in for an eye exam just to make sure vision was not the issue for his headache.  So I took the boys to Kaiser on Tuesday morning.  We waited quite a long time but finally we were called.  Connor was excited to sit in the special chair.  The eye doctor had him look at some diaphragms of objects on the visual board, and I could tell that Connor had a little hard time distinguishing what the objects were.  I suggested changing them to alphabets, then Connor was able to read through the letters like a breeze.  After some more testing, the doctor confirmed that Connor can see well, therefore vision is not a reason for his headache and he does not need eyeglasses.

    After we left the medical offices, I took them to have breakfast.  They wanted to share some waffles and pancakes; Logan ended up liking only the waffles and Connor liked the pancakes.  During the entire time we were at the restaurant, the boys were devoted to work on the activity sheet.  They colored the whole jungle scene, did the puzzles and the wordfind on the back page. They did not want to go until it was completed.  Next our plan was to go play miniature golf.  It was a good day to go as it was a bit cloudy and not many people were there.  The boys were thrilled to start and they did well after I gave them some reminders, like setting up and not overly swing the club.  They played quite seriously and we were keeping scores too.  They had decided that the winner would choose the dinner.  I was impressed how Logan would hold his pose after he hit to see where his ball went and how Connor gently hit the ball as he was told.  I had to say the number of hits they had was not carefully counted and at the end Logan was the winner.  I then let them play some games inside the arcade for some time before we went home.   We rested for awhile at home, then Stuart finished work and took Connor to his soccer practice, so Logan and I could go grocery shopping to make Tacos for dinner as he had requested.