5 year old K.

Here is the interview for this amazing guy

1. What is your favorite color? uhhh, uummm, green
2. What is your favorite thing to do? draw
3. What is something you like to learn about?  letters
4. If were invisible for a day, what would you do?  do what ever I want. .. draw.  
5. What is something Mommy always says to you?  I love you

6. What is something Daddy always says to you?  I love you
7. What is the best thing about you? I like to draw
8. If you feel sad, what makes you happy?  warm, warm hugs
9. What makes you a good friend?  sleep because it makes me AWESOME
10. What do you want to be when you grow up?  a scuba diver
11. Where is your favorite place to go? the Georgia Aquarium
12. What is the yuckiest thing you can think of? bugs
13. If you can do anything in the whole wide world, what would you do?  Be awesome by being fancy.

cup stacking

When A. went to Kindergarten orientation, someone mentioned cup stacking to me.  I thought it was the most ridiculous thing that I had ever heard.  What on earth is stacking cups?  How do you have a team of stacking cups?

However, when A. went into 1st grade, she was asked to be on the team.  She would go one morning a week and practice her stacking.  She LOVED it. 

This year, is the only time that these two will be in the same school until high school.  So, when A was invited and K was also able to participate, we jumped on it.  

K's 3-6-3

A.- cycle

I mean, why stop at cup stacking.  There are also jumbo cups and mini cups.

This year, they had a show case at the end of the "season"  Since it is the only time that they can be on the same team, B. and I both wanted to go.  I had to stop by and do some last minute snack pick up because, well, three kids has not helped me be prepared.  B. loaded up the kiddos and was going to meet me there.  As soon as we pulled up in the parking lot, A. revealed that she left her back pack at home.  Daddy, being awesome, went home to get it.  But, A. could not concentrate.  She was sooo sad that he was missing the showcase.

She perched herself by the window.  At first, she was just waiting.  Then other parents would try to get her engaged.  Then other kids went to invite her over.  Then the tears started.  That poor thing missed a huge portion of her showcase.  Thankfully,  her time is something like 22 seconds so once she did finally get to show Daddy, it didn't take long!