I liked that these hangars are "slightly convenient."
Now, I can't for the life of me find the art class advertisement that we used to sign up for Sarah's "tile art class" with a picture of mosaic tile art next to it to see if we (that's me) read it wrong or if we really were mis-led...
We went to her class on the subway (the kids always choose subway over taxi even though it typically takes 3x as long. Oh well, it's an adventure! I am glad I have my smart phone to use as a map so I can see just where I'm going. We got to Sarah's class and I dropped her off (she seemed nervous but after a couple of minutes told me she was ready for me to leave).
Henry & I walked back over to the little mall right by the MRT and got a few things at DAISO, picked up the rest of the books in a series that Sarah discovered at the book fair (his Christmas gift for her), and sat down for some drinks and to just rest a minute. When we picked up Sarah from her class, I saw that the kids painted on a small (maybe 4x4 inch) tile. Tile art. I asked Sarah how she felt about that and if she was confused... I "cleaned up" for the Thanksgiving dinner and now can't find the catalog to see the description. I'm pretty sure the neo-cubism art class next week will be that though. ?? Anyway, Sarah painted a flower and she is excited about it and we have to go back next week to pick it up.
Sarah & Henry definitely seem more content in our apartment with more puzzles and games on hand. Today they made their own puzzles and played with the Legos a lot. It was good to spend a little one-on-one time with Henry today while Sarah was in class. I need to schedule some one-on-one time with Sarah, too.
Tomorrow I plan to run with the American Women's Association running club but I haven't gotten any info on their run yet! If I don't hear, I'll go on my own (probably the same run I did on Sunday because I'm super adventurous!).
