Wacky Wednesday!

Sorry for the lack of photos today! We ran out of memory on the camera and I don't feel we have enough of each child. Sorry about that! We will clear up that memory card asap!

Today Cherokee was out for a doctors appointment so Kenny subbed. We played outside all morning except during snack, when I went to kinder blossom for an hour and Lizzie took over. While outside we played with the new sand and sand toys Toni recently purchased for the school. Also, Noah shared his Mickey Mouse balloon with his friends, Sophie gave hugs, Jackson greeted his friends ("hi!"), Olive hung out with Kenny, Hunter hung out near the dome, Wynn waved hi to friends arriving at school (and really enjoyed the new kitchen set on the playground), and Genevieve checked out what everybody was up to. Ancel spent the day rocking out with the toddlers!

Lunch was fun, as Kenny used his iPad to play us a variety of tunes during our dining experience. Some friends (especially Sophie and Wynn) liked it so much they jumped up and danced!

After nap we gave lots of hugs and listened to some of Wynn's Cuban music. Judah from the infant room came to join us, too! Jackson immediately was super happy to see him. We did some art with crayons, which we later took to the deck and added glue and rice to the papers we used to draw on. We also blew lots of bubbles that Noah brought. These weren't any ordinary bubbles, though...they were non-popping bubbles! The whole room was covered in bubbly fun. If you find some weird residue in your child's hair, it's bubbles! Thanks, Noah, for the bubbles! If only we could have taken some pictures of the bubbly excitement! We brought the bubble fun out to the deck, along with our art.

While on the deck Genevieve got to see her good friend and future teachers (again), Magdalen! Olive banged on the drum and Hunter held on tight to her cool water bottle while she stomped around. All our sprouts had so much fun with Kenny today.

I love your children SOOOO MUCH! You have no idea how hard it's going to be for me when the teacher transition takes place. I know they will love their future teachers, Magdalen and Sandy, so very, very much, though. I'm glad they are going to be in good hands. :)