There's a low balance beam and a balcony for parents to watch.
This gym is much safer-seeming than the one I remember taking gymnastics in. The "team" gymnasts are in another gym with traditional equipment.
There's a low balance beam and a balcony for parents to watch.
This gym is much safer-seeming than the one I remember taking gymnastics in. The "team" gymnasts are in another gym with traditional equipment.
Brian & Dorothy were watching a Christmas Disney cartoon, and there were only two reindeer available to pull Santa's sleigh, which was too heavy for them. One had an idea to hitch Pluto to the sleigh. "Three reindeer?" Dorothy questioned. "That's uneven. They'll just go in circles."
Dorothy was reading a book series called Goddess Girls, with title characters such as Athena. I asked her if the books are set in modern-day or in Ancient Greece. She held the book out and quickly answered, "You tell me."
After we returned to Savannah with a new Build-a-Bear in tow, Dorothy complained, "At Grandma and Grandpa's house, you treated my axolotl like a real pet, but now that we're home, you're acting like it's just a stuffed animal."
Dorothy said that on pajama day at school, the kids spotted an adult was dressed like Santa Claus. "The little kids thought he was the real Santa Claus, but my class knew that, you know, he can't take time off."
Dorothy and her friend were flipping a quarter, but instead of calling heads or tails, I overheard them calling "George Washington! Sally Ride!"
Dorothy woke up on Tuesday morning and she was nervous about her first reconciliation that evening. I wanted to give her something to look forward to, so I said, "Afterwards we can get you an ice cream sundae." "But that's such a long time to wait!" she cried. "What is today? Tuesday?! And I have to wait until Sunday?"