When I was ordering the presents I used some old gift cards. I kept going and used a Barnes and Noble gift card. I became sidetracked into curriculum books for Bohdin so have been busy all weekend getting his curriculum set. I was able to order it all. In addition to the spelling he is doing which encompasses phonics and reading of course he will be doing handwriting and math. We'll probably throw in some science and art. I also have a book coming from the library that covers language, geography, history by using books we read. I may add that also but I feel like we already have so much. We'll see how much Bohdin is up to. Our spelling lessons generally take about 10 minutes so if we alternate days he shouldn't too overwhelmed.
I was laying in bed with Bohdin the other night. I was using a small light to read and he was holding a small light as well. The back of the book was facing Bohdin. He said something but I didn't understand what he was saying so he repeated it. I turned over the back of the book and he pointed while saying "In. The. New. In. And. Water. An" He read the last word of each sentence going up the back of the book.
Nana sent presents that arrived on Friday. For some reason the company sent them in two separate boxes with one being slightly larger. Bohdin said the larger box was his so he opened the orange bilibo. Nyla opened the pink one. At first Bohdin was upset. I think he might have been expecting the gold mine we had ordered earlier in the day. I showed him all of the fun things he could do with it. Through the whining, realization hit him and he decided it was fun. Since Bohdin played with it, Nyla did also. She can't do much beyond sit in it though. She wishes she could spin herself like Bohdin. She can spin her baby in it though.
I would take more pictures but Nyla is nude most of the time. She was distracted by the packages when we walked in the door so didn't strip immediately.
I had put away some of Bohdin's playmobil toys and we brought them back out yesterday. Bohdin and Nyla both wanted to go through them at the same time which was difficult. It was made more difficult by Nyla's sour mood. Bohdin found the cannon and cannonball and wanted to play with it. Nyla saw it and wanted to play with it also. She started crying and I told her she would have to wait for her turn. I sat there with no sympathy but Bohdin went up to Nyla and gave it to her. "Since you are so sad you can have one turn." Nyla wasn't giving it up so easy so over and over Bohdin gave Nyla another turn or five turns.

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