I really love the little town we live in...
...just a few days ago I was lamenting that Kindermusik was 140 dollars for 6 months- and knowing how much Kat would love it since she's such a music and dance junkie. I also figured it would be a great way to get her socialized and used to other kids (playing and learning to share etc.) I figured no way we could afford that.
So then 2 days ago we were at our library (which is gorgeous and big and has little reading nooks hidden all over the place- so cool) and saw something called Lap Sit for kids 0-3 years old.
I looked it up online, and it's a *free* program run by our library for kids under 3, they do crafts, sing, play instruments, dance, and do other learning activities and all the kiddos get to meet and play... how awesome is that?? So we're signed up for Wednesday mornings, and if Kat likes it I might sign up for one more day a week.
And this awesome library is like 2 blocks from our house... I really love our little town!!
Our week looks kinda like this now:
Mondays and Tuesdays- Daddy days (Tim is off work, so he spends lots of extra time with monkey and we run errands and such)
Wednesdays- Lap Sit and Preschool Storytime at the Library
Thursdays- Farmers Market and Lunch with our friend Karen
Fridays- Playground day (which is about 3 blocks from our house- love our town LOL)
Saturdays- Girls day out (usually) Kat and I go out and either garage sale with our friends, shop, go see Grandma and Grandpa, or some other out of the house activity)
Sunday- Hang out at the house (this is the day I am supposed to clean, but you should really call it: Build Pillow Forts, Watch Sesame Street, and Cuddle Day)
This is totally interchangeable depending on weather and mood, and we typically hit the playground more often than once a week since Kat is a swing junkie- it's whenever the mood strikes, the weather works, and we can make it down there.
I love that I can walk to at least 2 good playgrounds, there is an awesome playgroup nearby, and we're within walking distance to a fantastic library...
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