Since it's December 1st it would be nice if I'd get on the ball and wrap up Thanksgiving, now wouldn't it?! Here we go...
Before I dive into Towns' Thanksgiving kindergarten play, I have to touch on Cate and her Thanksgiving feast at school. Obviously she doesn't do quite as much at school as her sister right now, but I can't leave her out! We signed up to bring cookies to her feast. I let her take charge which meant licking half of the cookies before she put them on the baking sheet. We kept those at home and sent the germ free cookies to school! She was meticulous about lining them up...
Brock and Cate are quite the pair...
"So each one give thanks for loving and for living, and we hope that you all have a happy Thanksgiving". I don't think I'll ever forget those words because it took us so long to memorize them! By that point in the play I was a puddle. I was snapping pictures while J was videoing. And thankfully they did the play twice just in case we missed something the first time!
I couldn't pass up the opportunity for a few pictures when the play was over. After all, Towns' kindergarten year is almost halfway over and I'm already a wreck about it.
Towns and Briar, her turkey partner...
Emma, Sydney and Towns...
This one needs no explanation...
Blondie did great on stage, spoke very loud and clear, and didn't look like she was a bit nervous (even though I knew by the smile on her face she was very much just that!). SO proud of you, Wownsy!
This next round of pictures will officially wrap up Thanksgiving...
In Towns' class, they read a story about a turkey disguising himself as to not be eaten for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Lindsay sent home a Perky Turkey for us to disguise that started out looking like this...
Towns decided she wanted to dress her turkey up like Santa, so we pulled out our craft box and I let her go at it. She did every last bit of it by herself...
And voila...
The finished product!
I can't bring this one to a close without putting this here so I won't forget it...
Cate just poured out her snack bag of Froot Loops. As I was cleaning up her mess I reminded her that she needed to be sweet because Santa Claus is watching her. She said, "I'm pretty sure he's not here." By the look on my face she knew she shouldn't have said it. So she threw her arms around my neck and said "I just love you so good."
She going to make a fine teenager one day...
This next round of pictures will officially wrap up Thanksgiving...
In Towns' class, they read a story about a turkey disguising himself as to not be eaten for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Lindsay sent home a Perky Turkey for us to disguise that started out looking like this...
I can't bring this one to a close without putting this here so I won't forget it...
Cate just poured out her snack bag of Froot Loops. As I was cleaning up her mess I reminded her that she needed to be sweet because Santa Claus is watching her. She said, "I'm pretty sure he's not here." By the look on my face she knew she shouldn't have said it. So she threw her arms around my neck and said "I just love you so good."
She going to make a fine teenager one day...
2 comments:
Can you say "hands full"? That is going to be you in about 10 years!
I'm so impressed with Wownsy's Santa. Good job!
"I'm pretty sure he's not here," and "I just love you so good" hahahahaha - boy can I just hear her saying both of those. She's like Reid - and they have us exactly where they want us, don't they!?! ;)
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