Jennifer's 365 Project

I pulled out my old Palm Pre and charged it. It still works. I really wish Android would take a cue from WebOS and implement a better card system. It's a lot wonkier on Android than it ever was on WebOS.

I didn't end up taking any photos today, but I did take a screenshot of this massive amount of mac and cheese.

That is a LOT of mac and cheese.

He is so excited to help fold laundry. I can't believe how much he wanted to do everything on his own.

Last night was a rough night for Quinn and I. I ended up staying home sick. He, however, rebounded quite well and decided early in the morning to "organize" his room, which is Quinn-speak for push his bed next to his table, where he's dumped a bunch of things to play with.

We had some cuddles this evening. He wore his Harry Potter scar all day while I was at work. I can't believe it didn't get rubbed off on anything.

3 year olds have lots of demands. Lots of them.

Quinn is in high spirits and full of energy after a low-key day yesterday. We went out for a walk around the block. This did not burn off all of his energy as I had hoped it would.

Did some cleaning this morning and came across two old tablets. One no longer turns on and the other is running Android 2.1. Off to recycling they go!

Quinn was ill yesterday afternoon after wrapping up the Harry Potter movie. He took two naps and still slept all night. That didn't stop him from insisting that today be another Harry Potter Day (the 3rd in a row, in fact). His mood is almost never dampened when he's under the weather.

He sported a lightning bolt scar, we made chocolate frogs, played LEGO Harry Potter, and assembled different things we saw in the game.

It was a low key day so he could spend time recovering and still have fun.

A gift Chris purchased for me arrived today. It's a physical book with lots of props called S. Essentially its a book, with another story and notes, post cards and other items tucked between the pages as two individuals trade a the book back and forth and make notes for each other. I haven't gotten very far (I'm worried if I leave the book unattended a certain 3 year old will dump the contents) but I'm enjoying what I've managed to read.
We did also celebrate another day of Harry Potter. Today we had more fun pancakes (including a red-headed Ron) and finished up the first Harry Potter movie.

Since we finished the first Harry Potter book last night, we can now watch the movie. The little one declared today Harry Potter day and we had all sorts of fun magical food. Wizard pancakes, snowy PB&J and tasty Hogwarts invitation letter sandwiches.

It's been a whirlwind of activity today. We had colorful pancakes for breakfast. We put together a puzzle, learned Go fish and how to play dominos.
The day was just packed with building forts, running around and in general staying busy. It wasn't until the little one sat down and watched me play a quiet video game that he took the nap he really needed.