This post is a couple of weeks late, but it's ALWAYS a
good time to feature the adventures of one of the grandkids.
Earlier this month we had Ryan spend the night, a treat
we had only gotten to do once before (by himself).
What a great time we had. Here are some highlights.
Taking a cue from Claire's recent sleepover, Ryan set about constructing an epic battle between good and evil. Judy and I were interested in how his and Claire's "styles" differed. |
He pulls out the mighty cannon and prepares an assault. This is the cannon my Uncle Herman and Aunt Virginia gave me when I was about Ryan's age. |
Here's 90 seconds of the battle royal, with some
narration by Ryan.
He can reload rapid-fire. These wooden balls came from the craft department at Michael's and are a good substitute for the long-lost originals. |
More exciting narration.
The war continues.
Ryan also enjoyed some other variations on mortal
combat.
Dragon versus Basilisk. |
The wrestling ring was another apt stage for combat. I can't tell who's winning on points. |
I'm not even sure who Ryan wants to win,
but he's in charge.
Ultimately, he had to combine everything.
Vibrating ball field PLUS wrestling ring.
Who will win, Good Green Lantern or Evil Green Lantern?
I don't want to give the impression that all we did
was wage war. No, we also ATE! Ryan didn't ask
for take-out food. He wanted to help Judy cook, and
spaghetti was his request. He's going to be quite a chef.
Do ya think this might be the most fun part? Crack those noodles! Hee-YAH! |
We did tons more. Breakfast from Granny's Doughnuts.Lunch from McDonald's.Plenty of good books.Watching the original "How the Grinch Stole Christmas."We look forward to a one-on-one time with any of the grandkids,and you can see why!
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