Kenzie and I made our way up to OHSU for her annual ADHD study. When we got there, the view over the city was amazing. The fog was so thick, we couldn’t see Portland! When I pointed out MT. Hood and told Kenzie that’s where the snow is, she said, “oh! That’s where Elsa lives!”
Once inside, Kenzie did great! She followed all of the researcher’s instructions and even stayed in the room while I stepped out for three minutes two separate times!
Kenzie was sitting quietly and listening to Mr Neal read a book when I picked her up today. As we were walking out, Brenna was in the hallway and yelled, “Stop! You’re MY friend” and gave Kenzie a big hug. So cute!
Made kale chips for the first time today. Super simple and Kenzie LOVES them!
Working with a sked, knots, and repelling down hills… All in the pouring rain!
She wanted to give him a hug… He just wanted her food.
At the beach for the weekend. It’s a little cold but this kid doesn’t care! The jacket didn’t last long…
Kenzie and Mommy have a little tradition of stopping by the donut store Friday mornings on the way to school. Today, after we bought our donuts and started toward the table, the employee asked Kenzie what her name was. Of course she said, “Kenzie Blueberry!” So the nice man gave Kenzie a blueberry donut!
Day 4 was time to head home but I had a little time in the morning so I made a quick stop at the Intrepid Air and Space Museum.
Day 3 was a lot of great sightseeing. A lot of ground covered (over 12 miles on foot) and saw a lot.
First stop was the Staton Island ferry for a free trip across they bay, past the Statue of Liberty, and a view of Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge on the way back.
Then a walk through Wall Street and past the New York Stock Exchange.
Then uptown near Central Park and around the city.
Despite the rooms at the Waldorf Astoria being pretty poor. the lobby is beautiful.
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