2009-12-02T21:00:48Ztag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/thread/post/pocket-notes2tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/436/18462009-12-02T21:00:48ZErica B.<p>We have a similar set of blocks at church for our 2-3 yr olds in Sunday School - but you have to line the metal nodes up pretty carefully to get any noise (and it only makes noise for matching ones). They are always making the two sides face each other like you described, it's a bit tricky. But, it keeps them entertained for quite some time!</p>tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/436/18452009-12-02T20:35:26ZSursumCorda<p><em>Then, in a serious, wistful tone, &quot;Me wish I go to school and not homeschool.&quot; &quot;Why?&quot; &quot;Me want go in yellow gate.&quot;</em></p> <p>When you were three you wanted to go to school so you could ride the bus. And either you or Janet, at a much older age, wanted to go to school so you could have a locker.</p> <p><em>While I was out, Jonathan followed my chore pack, doing all my chores for the day. When he finished, he wrote &quot;dun&quot; on it</em></p> <p>Isn't it about time he came to visit Grandma? :)</p>