So far Grandma Evie's visit has entailed, among other things, a trip to the airport (always exciting), a trip to The Greene...
...to play with the trains (because trains are more fun in a bookstore than at your own house)... 
...and do puzzles...
...and check out the view...
...and eat yummy food...
...and play with toothpicks...
We also went to a big playgroup at the rec center, watched David show off during swim lessons, and explored the Boonshoft Museum. Mary has had some one-on-one time with Grandma, and she didn't completely freak out.
Also, my mom watched the kids while I went to my very first parent-teacher conference. (David has come a long way. A really long way. A really really long way. His teacher loves him. I've done a few parent-teacher conferences, so I can read between the lines: His teacher loves him. How my soul soared!)
We're considering a visit to the Air Force Museum or maybe the Packard car museum. And Columbus or Cincy next week.
But tonight is the night: A real date night. Dinner and a movie. Greg and I have a lot to discuss. So much that maybe we'll skip the movie. Either way...I can't wait. I might even change out of my yoga pants.
I'm so glad Grandma Evie is here. Perfect timing.
