
~~After a little shushing and quieting the teacher introduced the program and the kids filed to the front of the room. They sang their songs with much gusto and the half embarrassed, half proud smiles of 6 year olds. After the singing, everyone found their seats and the children took turns coming up in pairs to recite lines. Some spoke loud and slow while others quickly rushed through but all together they told the story of the first Thanksgiving. When it was Sierra's turn to speak, she and her partner did a great job but were concentrating so much that they covered their faces with the papers, lol...... And I know for a fact that she knew her line by heart. She was just embarrassed by the crowd.

***Note to self: Mommas shouldn't try so hard!
We headed home that afternoon and my heart was full.
~~This morning I woke up early to fix Dustin some coffee as he headed out for his last workday this week. (Yay for the 4 day weekend!) When he was gone I curled back under the covers and was soon met by two little munchkins, crawling into bed with me. For a few minutes it was bliss as I listened to soft breathing with little arms and legs wrapped around me. Ah, but the bliss was not to last and was soon replaced with "She's tickling me! She's poking me! I can't snuggle Mommy cause she's in my spot!"
I ended it all with
"Who wants breakfast!?"
Nothing like toaster waffles and Sunny D to make everyone happy.
~~Today we're off to run a few errands, have lunch with Daddy, and then back home to start the baking. My duty is rolls; lots and lots of rolls.
In my opinion you can never have too much warm bread!
~~Happy Wednesday Everyone!
3 comments:
mmmm... amen to the warm bread!!
Savannah looks absolutely,and authentically Indian princess like :)
So glad it turned out so well. I think Tyler is going to be real interested in checking out her authentic Indian vest and headband this morning. You may have to see another photo of the same clothes over on my blog this year :)lol
Jordan has been making wooden muzzle loaders with the jig saw for some cowboy pilgrims of course, (no one ever wants to be the Indians here) but Tyler may decide to be an Indian now after all.
Have a wonderful weekend and Thanksgiving! I remember the days of school when we did things like that! Very cute little Indian you have there! ;)
Great post and wonderful memories. Yummmm to the warm bread.
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