Otto has a Day Off tomorrow. Curriculum Day, or Teachers’ Planning Day, or OrangenFreitag or something.
I’m trying to decide what to do. She likes shopping, architecture, planets and cats. Also the Antolin reading comprehension website, because she can Get Points. (Have never seen her read a book as fast as when there were questions on Antolin).
Here are my thoughts so far.
- Go to IKEA. Which would be as much for me as for her, but I might get frustrated at having to Look At Things She Likes instead of Looking At Things I Like.
- Go look at Display Homes. This is something I’ve been saving up for a special treat. She would explode with excitement and quite possibly insist on looking at Every House In The Village. I might need to pack Provisions.
- Planetarium. Except she went there with school last week, and stayed the night. So just GOING to the Planetarium would really be pretty rubbish now.
- Stay Home. Oooh there is a lot of merit in this idea. Except for a fundamental difference between Mums and Kids: To Kids, Staying Home is a Punishment. Even when there are Cats.
- Clean the House. This one is a Punishment to everyone. But it does (always) need to be done.
- Rearrange her bedroom. This has merit. I think I have found a way to make more (much-needed) room in there, using existing furniture. “Her” space is about 2.35 x 2.9 metres, so there’s not a lot of space for creativity.
- Ride the bus. Not to anywhere in particular, just go out and ride. Maybe with Provisions.
- Ride our bikes. This can combine with most of the above, although not as a means of getting there
- Antolin. Heh.
Andrew
May 24, 2012 at 8:16 pm
10. boardgames! many families enjoy gaming together as an alternative to museums and the interwebs. honestly. 🙂
Melissa
May 24, 2012 at 8:28 pm
Really? That’s just weird.