Max wanted to play with some girls in his class today. The first group was playing doctor and when Max asked if he could join them, they refused. Then Max went to the reading corner, which is usually where Max and mommy read a book and then say goodbye – Max asked the girls if he could join them and they said “read it by yourself then” and huffed off. Mommy wanted to pick them all up and stick their snotty shrill heads in the garden mud. The teachers didnt say anything to the little morons either.
Max seemed happy when we came home though. Max and mommy played together a lot. Mommy made couscous and salmon and Max was highly suspicious of the couscous so mommy made him a cheese and avocado crepe. We read books, played droids and jedi, played at tickling, talked about our day, and played ratchett and clank. The boy is amazing, he can clear entire levels all by himself – and he is infinitely patient too.
When not ambushing mommy and leaping on her and pulling her to the ground or riding on her back like a shrimpy cowboy, Max has moments of real gentleness. Sometimes when mommy says something is her fault, he’ll pipe up ad say “no mommy, its ok, its not your fault”. When we went to bed tonight, Max held mommys head in his arms and petted her and said “there there, there there”
On Sunday we went to Union Square because Daddy had to buy a par of jeans. Max and mommy had fun at the Levis store for a while, riding up and down the spaceship-like elevator. Mommy asked Max if he liked any of the clothes and Max said, “Sure, lets get this, and this and this and this” happily pointing to all the clothes that were laid out. After a while, Max and mommy wen to Borders and read books, and went to Walgreens to buy some pens and a book, and drew pictures while sitting on the grass at the square.
Max missed his nap yesterday, and by 7 o clock, he was sitting in the bean bag with his head gently wobbling with tiredness, earnestly winking and blinking at the tv. Mommy fed him his dinner, wrapped him in a blanket, placed a pillow under his head, another between his legs, tucked the blanket under his feet, and left him there for a bit, to cook daddys dinner. Daddy sat and watched Walle with the little sleepy burrito – and he was alseep in 5 minutes. Max was so tired he slept from 7.30 at night till 7.30 in the morning (with the usual adventures to go to the bathroom and to snuffle hopefully for boob)