Evan's school had Field Day today. Evan's group was going from 8:30 - 10 and then again later in the day. I really wanted to go, but since Noah has sports class in the afternoon I decided to go in the morning.
Noah was up early, so I thought we'd have no problems getting there on time. Noah did not want to go. It was a fight. I wanted to walk and convinced him to sit in the stroller finally. We got there around 9am. Evan's group was doing the cup stacking station. There were a few other siblings there. Noah sat with them and did some of the cup stacking.
After that, the group went to Hip Hop Dancing. Here's a video below. Noah did not want to participate. After the dancing I was trying to talk to another mom, but Noah was acting cranky and wouldn't let me talk. He kept hitting me and whining. We walked back home.
Noah had fun at sports class and afterward we went to Sunflower to get some fruit and vegetables. The kids really like these little sweet peppers I got last time I was there. HEB does not sell them, so I got a few packages while we were at Sunflower.
It started pouring down rain on the ride home. I parked in front of the school to get Evan. Noah had fallen asleep in the car and I had to carry him in the rain into the school. Pickup was crazy and there were tons of cars in line to pick up kids. I'm glad we parked. I'd rather get wet than sit in a long line of cars. Evan and Noah thought it was fun getting wet on the walk back to the car.
While I tutored tonight, Morry took the boys to Noah's Karate class. Evan was supposed to have baseball practice today, but it was canceled due to the rain.
When I got home we had hamburgers for dinner.
The boys are ready for bed now and will hopefully fall asleep soon. Noah definitely needs it.
Evan's near the center with a red shirt and black/yellow hat.
Not only is October tough because of all of the breast cancer awareness promotions, but it is also the anniversary of the beginning of my journey back in 2009.
Angelina says, "There is more than one way to deal with any health issue. The most important thing is to learn about the options and choose what is right for you personally." I appreciate Angelina Jolie and all of the others that have chosen to be open about their health and share personal details.
Shortly after I finished chemo, my feet started feeling like someone took a hammer to them. At first, I thought I had an injury or arthritis. I went to a podiatrist and a rheumatologist, but they couldn’t find anything noticeably wrong. My x-rays looked fine.
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