I Love Aprons

You know I love aprons. I wear them all the time. My mom recently made me a new apron and sent it to me. It has birds on one side and wolves on the other. Perfect for me.

My mom loves me and appreciated how much I gushed over the apron when it arrived in the mail.

Wolfenoot 2020

"Have a howly Wolfenoot."

We learned of a new holiday created a few years ago by a kid in New Zealand. Wolfenoot. It is celebrated on November 23 every year. You can find out more about it on the official website wolfenoot.com where we got ideas for our celebrating this year.

According to the website, Wolfenoot "is when the Spirit of the Wolf brings and hides small gifts around the house for everyone. People who have, have had, or are kind to dogs get better gifts than anyone else. You eat roast meat (because wolves eat meat) and cake decorated like a full moon."

We had chicken drumsticks.

Jeremy made and decorated a cake to look like the full moon (with craters).

The four oldest kids went around the house and found treats for each of them. That doesn't mean the rest of us aren't kind to dogs. We were just okay without the treats.

The kids and I also watched some videos about the Fibonacci Sequence in nature and in music because November 23 is also Fibonacci Day.

National Hamburger Day 2020

No pictures but for National Grape Popsicle Day on May 27 the kids had otter pops.
We celebrated National Hamburger Day on May 28 by having our first backyard barbecue of the season. Yay. And yumm.

Hamburgers and hot dogs and later s'mores.

Jr.'s shirt says, "Which wolf are you feeding?" Apparently he's feeding the one on his shirt.