Bagels with the Boys

Today we took the boys to Wholy Bagel.  Noah wanted just lox and capers, no bagel.   Evan got a sesame seed bagel.

We took it easy during the afternoon.  We were invited to the pool, but both boys seemed tired and we have a busy weekend coming up.

In the evening we went to the mall.  Morry and the boys needed some clothes for our trip.  While Morry was at Men's Wearhouse I took the boys to food court. 

On the way home we picked up Torchy's for Morry and I.

We are trying to get the boys to bed so we can eat our dinner.

Errands and Meetings

This morning I dropped the boys off at Clubhouse for Kids and met with Morry and Noah's therapist.   The therapist went over some of the testing results.  Basically, she said there is no diagnosis (both good and bad news).  There's a big gap between Noah's cognitive development and his emotional development.  Noah scored really well on the tests in lots of areas, but emotionally he is behind.  She said she'd go over some ways to help us fill in the gap and make things easier on all of us.

From there, I picked up the boys and we went to Noah's sports class. 

After Noah's sports class we came home for a little bit and then met a woman near the mall to buy another Leapster for Evan.  Evan's Leapster broke a while ago and I wanted to get him another one for our trip.  I found a lady on Craigslist selling a used Leapster along with some games.  We met at a Starbucks. 

From there we met Morry at the mall to look at glasses for me at the Eyemasters.  They were expensive and would only take insurance out of network.  The haggling was annoying too. I felt like we were at a car dealership.  I decided not to buy from there. 

We ate dinner at the food court in the mall.

On the way home we had more errands to run so we split up.  Morry and Evan went to Office Depot and Noah and I went to Babies R Us.

The boys are pretty much ready for bed.  We just need to put the clean sheets back on their beds.