Noah Cardiel Holt | My life according to other people

A trip to Storm King (http://stormking.org) for Father’s Day.

On the first Friday of every month Noah’s school invites parents into the school for “Parents as Learning Partners”.

For the first Friday in December we helped the kids make snowflakes that would decorate the school auditorium.

Ms. Bartolomé giving the kids some tips before they get started.

Early November, trying to get some time in on the bike before we have to hang it up for the winter. Noah’s not excited.

We bike to a rare Saturday morning Hapkido class.

A quick stop at home to drop off the bike…

…and pick up Mom.

Kate took us to the Rubin Museum to learn about sand mandalas. Noah brought his new dinosaur with us.

A little meditating.

Truth be told, I mainly went on this little outing to test out my new camera, and here is where the overtaxed and undercharged battery on it died. Luckily for you, I still had my phone so I’ll let you know that after sketching for a bit the kids went back to the classroom and made their own sand mandala.

End of October, chaperoning these kids as they go on a trip to the New Victory Theater.

Show in progress.

Growing up in NH I never thought I would be trying to wrangle my kid and his classmates in Times Square. Good times.

Noah’s school, PS 133, holds a Fall Festival every year to build community, raise funds, and have fun.

Kate manning the spin art booth.

The candy table is always popular.

Decorating planters.

Decorating pumpkins.

Steel drum band!

Young sluggah.

A few days before the Fall Festival we found out that Sara, who went to day care with Noah when he was 2-3, was going to be going to PS 133 now! Here are some flashback photos of Sara with Savannah, and then another 8 months later pushing Noah at Underhill Playground.

Here she is grown up with colorful nails, making some spin art!

This guy.