He found a police officer (Or a police officer found him? I am not sure.) and got reconnected with the group within five minutes. I understand the chaperones were panicked. His teacher didn't know until later. I am rather glad I didn't know until it was resolved. Scary. Hopefully he learned a lesson...in a safe and familiar environment. He doesn't seem at all upset by it, only embarrassed that he got lost...he was aiming for the restroom but clearly got very off course.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
A Ridgely Bear on the loose at the Dallas Zoo
Guess who got lost during the kindergarten field trip yesterday? This guy...

He found a police officer (Or a police officer found him? I am not sure.) and got reconnected with the group within five minutes. I understand the chaperones were panicked. His teacher didn't know until later. I am rather glad I didn't know until it was resolved. Scary. Hopefully he learned a lesson...in a safe and familiar environment. He doesn't seem at all upset by it, only embarrassed that he got lost...he was aiming for the restroom but clearly got very off course.
He found a police officer (Or a police officer found him? I am not sure.) and got reconnected with the group within five minutes. I understand the chaperones were panicked. His teacher didn't know until later. I am rather glad I didn't know until it was resolved. Scary. Hopefully he learned a lesson...in a safe and familiar environment. He doesn't seem at all upset by it, only embarrassed that he got lost...he was aiming for the restroom but clearly got very off course.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Puzzler
This guy whips together a 60-piece puzzle in about five minutes.

He quotes a montage of movie lines as he goes. (With this puzzle it's mostly Cars lines.) It is very odd to observe...and of course super cute.
He also now refers to going #2 as "dropping off my dinner." (Always got to work in some potty humor. That's how we roll.)
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He quotes a montage of movie lines as he goes. (With this puzzle it's mostly Cars lines.) It is very odd to observe...and of course super cute.
He also now refers to going #2 as "dropping off my dinner." (Always got to work in some potty humor. That's how we roll.)
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Location:Puzzler
Monday, April 8, 2013
My little old man
Me: "Did you find your lunchbox today?"
Ridge: "Sadly, no. I'm sorry mom."
"Sadly no?" What 6 yr old says that?
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Ridge: "Sadly, no. I'm sorry mom."
"Sadly no?" What 6 yr old says that?
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Saturday, March 23, 2013
Photo Book
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Thursday, March 21, 2013
Baller!
Ridge killed it in the first game of coach pitch baseball! He only got to bat twice (because many kids take three pitches from the coach and then hit from the T). Both times he hit it past the baseline on the first pitch! We were BEAMING with pride!
Again with Ridge and sweetness
Tere and I have not been feeling our finest this week...coughs, fevers, sore throats, etc. Naturally, it's been a crazy busy week. The other night Ridge says, "let's have quality family time...in my room! We can play games!" It is terribly sweet. But neither of us felt very playful. We explained this to him. In response, he made us both pallets - me on the bed, Tere on the floor - and read to us.
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