Things to Do Today with the Kids

Sorry I didn't see this sooner but Seattle Public Library has a host of things to do with kids this last day of 2016 at various branches including movie shorts, games and crafts.

Of course, it is a beautiful day (but cold) day so there's that.  (I'm going to see Amy Schumer tonight.  For some reason, when a famous person is in town, I'm always happy when it's good weather so it shows off our beautiful region.)

A couple of things I have learned thru this difficult year:

- it's the little things
- it's little daily victories
- you DO get by with a little help from your friends (and family)
Best wishes to all for a safe and peaceful 2016 (with some joy and happiness thrown in.) 

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