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Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Friday, May 27, 2016
Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Towel Day 2016
May 25 is Towel Day. To celebrate, I made the kids do laundry- washing towels. Heh Heh.
Lucky decided to celebrate by unrolling an almost full roll of paper towels.
I also got pictures of the kids with a towel- a towel that was later used to mop up a water spill on the floor.
Aren't towels great?
I don't have pictures, but May 23 was World Turtle Day. I split up my celebrating into two days by watching a Terry Pratchett movie set on Discworld, which is a flat world on the backs of four elephants on the back of a giant turtle in space. A "world turtle."
I fell asleep the first night watching the movie so I finished it the next night.
Lucky decided to celebrate by unrolling an almost full roll of paper towels.
I also got pictures of the kids with a towel- a towel that was later used to mop up a water spill on the floor.
Aren't towels great?
I don't have pictures, but May 23 was World Turtle Day. I split up my celebrating into two days by watching a Terry Pratchett movie set on Discworld, which is a flat world on the backs of four elephants on the back of a giant turtle in space. A "world turtle."
I fell asleep the first night watching the movie so I finished it the next night.
Friday, May 20, 2016
Action Packed Days
The last few days have been action packed. Besides our dinner on Wednesday, we also went to a retirement party for Jr.'s 1st grade teacher- Dr. Seuss themed since she loves Dr. Seuss.
Thursday, the little boys did a good job helping me with shopping so we went out to a park. There was enough of a breeze there that we were able to fly kites. Yippee! Those boys had a blast.
That evening we celebrated National Be a Millionaire Day (May 19). Jeremy and I explained to the kids about Scrooge McDuck and his number one dime. Then we gave each of the kids their own shiny dime (and a penny to pay tithing).
We also had a nice thunder and lightning storm. At one point I found the kids all watching the lightning through the window in their room... and Jeremy watching the lightning through the window in another room.
Today and tomorrow at Thanksgiving Point is the annual Baby Animal Birthday Party at Farm Country so we took the kids after school to see the baby animals and eat birthday cake and go on a tractor ride.
Their new baby horse is so cute. It was fun to see it prancing around the other horse. "Hey! Give me attention. Hey! I wanna play."
When we got home, we put on My Fair Lady to celebrate the 20th of May which is Eliza Doolittle Day. We also ate chocolate of course.
Thursday, the little boys did a good job helping me with shopping so we went out to a park. There was enough of a breeze there that we were able to fly kites. Yippee! Those boys had a blast.
That evening we celebrated National Be a Millionaire Day (May 19). Jeremy and I explained to the kids about Scrooge McDuck and his number one dime. Then we gave each of the kids their own shiny dime (and a penny to pay tithing).
We also had a nice thunder and lightning storm. At one point I found the kids all watching the lightning through the window in their room... and Jeremy watching the lightning through the window in another room.
Today and tomorrow at Thanksgiving Point is the annual Baby Animal Birthday Party at Farm Country so we took the kids after school to see the baby animals and eat birthday cake and go on a tractor ride.
Their new baby horse is so cute. It was fun to see it prancing around the other horse. "Hey! Give me attention. Hey! I wanna play."
When we got home, we put on My Fair Lady to celebrate the 20th of May which is Eliza Doolittle Day. We also ate chocolate of course.
Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Mount St. Helens' Day 2016
To celebrate the anniversary of when Mount St. Helens blew its top in 1980, Jeremy and I both tried very hard not to blow our tops. Sometimes it seems that the 2-year old picks the days when we're trying extra hard to keep our tempers to get into the most mischief. Why is that?
Besides not erupting, for dinner I made myself a spaghetti volcano. Tee Hee.
Besides not erupting, for dinner I made myself a spaghetti volcano. Tee Hee.
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Tuesday, May 17, 2016
Monday, May 16, 2016
Kite Day Observed
May 12 is Kite Day. We couldn't celebrate it on that day this year since we went to Nichole's wax museum that night.
We've been wanting to fly kites at the beach ever since we went there on a somewhat windy evening during Screen Free Week. There were a couple of young ladies there with kites and we talked about doing that for Kite Day, except we couldn't do it on the actual holiday.
So we were finally able to celebrate Kite Day (Observed) today. Hooray!
And... there was no wind. Sigh. So the kids did a lot of running to get their kites in the air. We still had fun, though, and stayed out way too late and I'm so tired writing this blog post so I need to make it short and put some pictures on here so I can go to bed because in the morning I've got to deal with kids who didn't get enough sleep so I need to make sure I'm rested enough to deal with it. Sigh.
O.K. Pictures of Kite Day Observed:
We were smart this time and wore aquasocks so it wasn't as big a deal when some of the kids got their feet in the water.
By the time we were done, though, we were so worn out.
It was a great family evening.
We've been wanting to fly kites at the beach ever since we went there on a somewhat windy evening during Screen Free Week. There were a couple of young ladies there with kites and we talked about doing that for Kite Day, except we couldn't do it on the actual holiday.
So we were finally able to celebrate Kite Day (Observed) today. Hooray!
And... there was no wind. Sigh. So the kids did a lot of running to get their kites in the air. We still had fun, though, and stayed out way too late and I'm so tired writing this blog post so I need to make it short and put some pictures on here so I can go to bed because in the morning I've got to deal with kids who didn't get enough sleep so I need to make sure I'm rested enough to deal with it. Sigh.
O.K. Pictures of Kite Day Observed:
We were smart this time and wore aquasocks so it wasn't as big a deal when some of the kids got their feet in the water.
By the time we were done, though, we were so worn out.
It was a great family evening.
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