Andrea and I joined Eason at Durland Scout Reservation for their akela campout. We went hiking and ate by the fire and slept in our tent.More pictures below:
Andrea and I joined Eason at Durland Scout Reservation for their akela campout. We went hiking and ate by the fire and slept in our tent.
We had fun at the bungalow with our cousins and had a bunch of pictures taken by Kamera Ready.
In 'Are You Better Off?' The Answer Is Less Clear Than It Was in 1980 Mark Landler and John Harwood write "Mitt Romney is hoping the question that helped Ronald Reagan turn around an election will be political kryptonite for President Obama. But it's not so simple in 2012."
When our oldest kids were two, I remember a mom asking me about "the terrible twos", and if Eason was acting up a lot recently, but he hadn't been. Later she showed me an article explaining the terrible twos, and why it was common behavior for two year olds who are having difficulty with the increased expectations that are placed on them relatively suddenly, because of their increased speech development.In Straightening Out the Work-Life Balance Hannah Seligson says - "Some American employees expect that their workplaces will accommodate the demands of their children. But workers who have to pick up the slack are not always happy about it."
Check out her piece at The New York Times.
Eason and I started reading Lord Of The Rings this weekend. He wanted to skip the prologue, but I wouldn't let him. Things picked up in Chapter 1.
Labor Day seemed like a good day for us to continue work on our Koguma Dojo push-up challenge.
Last night I started reading the Chronicles of Narnia to Andi. (Of course Eason is listening.) I hope she likes it.
I finished reading Judy Moody to Andi this weekend. I don't know if it was as good as Stink, but we all really like it, even Eason.