I got up with my alarm this morning, though I suppose I really didn't need to. One of the first things I did was follow a hunch. A couple of days ago, I purchased The LEGO Movie Videogame for PS4 from Gamestop—a physical copy of the game, not a digital download. On the back of the case, the game says it needs 6.1GB minimum of HDD space. To me, that sounded like the game is being installed on the HDD. To this point, I hadn't tried anything with the game, because I wanted it to be part of Robert's birthday celebration, and let him play it on his own profile, but do so after we watch the movie (which I plan to surprise the two big kids with tomorrow). Sure enough, the game installed (mostly) to the HDD. I had read or heard that this was going to be possible with the PS4, but after reading more, I discovered that this is the way it will be with all PS4 games. It's a good thing it has a 500GB HDD in it, though I had thoughts of buying a 1TB HDD at the same time as getting the console.

Breakfast time came and went; Genevieve made pancakes, per the birthday boy's request. Then, we loaded up and headed to the pool in Castle Rock. It was a fun outing; the pool and air were warmer than on Mikaela's birthday. Thankfully, I was feeling better, too, so that helped me to enjoy it more. Molly's growing up, too; she got to swim this time without a swim diaper. She did so well, going potty in the bathroom when she needed to go. She really took tot he water, too.

We didn't spend as much time there this time. I think many of us wore out faster than the previous times. So, a few hours after getting there, we packed up and made our way back to the car.

It was time for dinner, so we went to Red Robin for Robert's free meal. As always, the meal was delicious, and the wait staff was friendly and gracious, as usual.

Back home, and Robert put together the bigger set of his LEGO gifts. Worn out, the little kids fell asleep early on the couch.