Sarah has figured out the parts of the walk to school where she is allowed to: walk holding hands, walk freely, or has to be held. This is a stretch where she can walk freely and she suddenly ran toward Anna and demanded to hold her hand. I think they both miss each other during the day but this was the sweetest thing I have seen in a while!
Anna's sunglasses this summer are purple with flowers on the sides. I couldn't find purple and sparkly for her, poor kid.
Coloring with Njaal (the best pronunciation I can tell you is "knee-oo-ell"); but he corrects me often.
I don't know how she decided these needed to be on her forehead (although she has been particularly interested in foreheads lately....)
Copy-cat.
Trying on fairy wings and hats for the Halloween costumes.
We had Njaal over this afternoon (he is in Anna's class at school and lives upstairs from us) while his mom took a Korean language class. Next week I am going to try a knitting class in the morning and Ingeborg will watch Sarah for me. Njaal doesn't speak a lot of English (but he's learning a lot since he's in school all morning!) so we had an interesting time figuring out what to do together. He and Anna seemed to have fun though so I don't think he'll be a problem to watch again.
