Csehy causes James to act like a grown-up. We leave tomorrow and I'm quite curious to see how much of his newfound confidence and independence sticks around.
“Oh, George can stay in the apartment with Steven and the cars.”
“Mommy, I will take my plate up to the conveyor belt. Can I
take yours up for you too?”
“Here Mommy, I’ll hold this door open for you.”
“Owen, here’s your sippy cup. I got it out of the backpack for
you.”
“I put my scooter in the trunk all by myself.”
“This sign says ‘One Way.’”
“Mommy, I saw our football across the courtyard and we were going
to leave it, so I ran and got it and put it in your purse.”
“I will go ask Zane’s mommy if he can ride scooters with me
after supper. Wait right here.”
“No, George and Steven will sleep with the cars in the kitchen
cabinet. I don’t need them tonight.”
“Owen, we say ‘left, right, left right, safe to cross.’”
When asked not to drag the toe of his shoe on the sidewalk
to brake his scooter:
“But it looks better
this way.”
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