The weather was great last night, very fresh. So I ran at night, starting at 10.00 pm. "Late night route", essentially Custis-free but then back over Wilson/Fairfax/George Mason shortcut.
Yesterday was Nora's last day of school. Sasha and I brought her in the morning.
The Arlington Montessori House has been amazing and we all have had a great year. Nora has learned a lot, and now speaks English quite well. The other parents are great, it's really fun to hang out with them.
It's been a while that I made 46 minutes, but it was nice and fresh this morning and I felt good. Close to home I saw a wolf/fox/dog crossing the road.
The boys figured out how to swtich on the radio, much to their delight. We let them roam around in the living room more frequently now, and they love it.
Leo in particular likes to play with the radio, but I started telling him "nee". He tried twice this morning but after a gentle "nee" he does leave it alone.
The other night when they were playing with it they managed to switch the radio to FM radio, which we haven't tuned so a loud white noise blasted through our living room, scared us all, haha.
This morning Leo tried to touch Sasha's laptop. That's not allowed, and we told him so a few times. And then he tried something else -- he pointed outside, said "brruuh!" (meaning car) -- as if to distract us so he could touch the computer...
Last night I took Adrian for a bike ride and this morning when changing his diaper I asked him: "wat hebben gisteren allemaal gezien op de fiets?" and he remember exactly: "maaa" (=poes), then "wafwaf" (=hond) and finally "brruuh".
Yesterday was Nora's last day of school. Sasha and I brought her in the morning.
The boys figured out how to swtich on the radio, much to their delight. We let them roam around in the living room more frequently now, and they love it. 
This morning Leo tried to touch Sasha's laptop. That's not allowed, and we told him so a few times. And then he tried something else -- he pointed outside, said "brruuh!" (meaning car) -- as if to distract us so he could touch the computer...