This week

Seth did sidewalk chalk with me and the daycare.  He drew these wings so that everyone could pretend to fly.

For Young Women's, two of our class presidency really wanted to make flower crowns, so we did.  I didn't get a picture with everyone, but here are the few that were there late.  These girls are really very creative.

Ada and Dani. Ada kept saying that hers had too many flowers and that she needed to take some off.  I seriously love it with more flowers.  It made it look like a Hawaii dancer or a folk dancer head dress.

The new rec center was having a sale on their passes.  We used to have one when the kids were smaller and loved using it.  We bought it, got all of us registered on it and then went to go look around and see what the new rec center had to offer.  We promptly went back to the front desk and tried to get our money back which they refused to do.  There is LITERALLY only one activity that we can do together as a family whenever we want.  Swimming.  The kids' playground is only for Seth and Evelyn's ages with a parent supervising. The track is only for Mom, Dad and Ada ages.... with the exception of Friday from 4-5 (while we're both working), when everyone except for Seth can go on it.  To play racquetball, we'd have to reserve 3 of the 4 courts simultaneously. The weights area is only for adults with the exception of 12 teens a week that can take a class.... first come first served. All of the kids' classes are 15-20 people and only 1 class a day mostly at 3 or 4pm.... while parents are working.  So, unless we quit our jobs and only swim our pass is completely useless for family activities.  Either the kids can exercise or the parents, but we can't do it together apparently.  If we had wanted a gym, we would have gone to a gym.  We wanted the family rec center that we had available before they rebuilt it. Not what we signed on for.