Wednesday

Today we worked from 8:30 to 11:30am. In the morning I spent most of my time with Cole (the boy pictured on the swing). We played in the indoor sandbox, read books, and also played “restaurant.” I was only allowed to order “chicken nuggets with ketchup and chocolate milk, he said. and when I asked him if my food was ready I would have to call him the “Cook Chief.” He wore a red racecar driver costume well he pretended to cook my chicken nuggets in the play oven, they were the best chicken nuggets I have ever had. 
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