The Last Day of Vacation
During these days off, I've been taking the kids out to exercise every day.
The joy of this dopamine feels even better than playing games.
At least the kid who is playing games is quick to shut it down, change clothes, and get ready to go.
The kids' mom isn't going to play basketball this time; she said she wants to play table tennis.
We all set off.
Before, when the tire didn't have a small hole, the whole family rode the electric scooter together.
The whole family actually doesn't weigh much; I calculated it's about 195 kg.
Now, I let the kids' mom ride a shared bike.
This time, she took an electric bike for 2.5 yuan.
The kids' mom asked me to reimburse her.
It hurts!
On the way back, the whole family continued to ride the electric scooter together.
Playing table tennis,
the eldest is just starting to learn,
the youngest doesn't know how to play.
There are eight free table tennis tables,
one gateball court,
one small soccer field, one standard soccer field,
four standard basketball courts,
two tennis courts,
two or maybe one volleyball court,
and some slides, swings, and fitness equipment.
This community sports center is quite nice; at least everything is free.
Practicing table tennis with the eldest to build confidence.
The youngest started explaining the rules to him
because he completely doesn't know how to play.
After hitting a few, he ran away.
Later, the kids' mom asked me to teach him step by step.
I told the youngest to relax, grip the racket tightly, and not to control the racket.
I'll control it.
In this situation, he managed to win and instantly gained confidence.
He hit a few balls and started to look a bit better,
but he didn't score any points.
After hitting a few more, he ran away again.
When I was practicing with the kids' mom,
the youngest took a small bag of unopened toys,
saying that a kid gave it to him after he threw a ring.
I told him to return it to that kid.
He went over and came back with another small bag,
saying he got another one.
Too many gifts for him.
Awkward.
I asked, "Did you say thank you?"
He said he did.