It’s that time of year again…
Don’t let my sort of smiling face fool you. I can’t stand this place. It’s my very least favorite medical requirement. (I was kind of happy at this moment, though, because the hygienist was done with her horrible work and the dentist just does a quick look.)
Then I was FREEEEE! (No cavities!)
We went to St. Honoré on a super duper rainy day.
I ordered the chocolate croissant. Turns out I really like the croissant part, but not the chocolate. Go figure!
On Valentine’s Day, my kindergarten class got in a big school bus…
…went to the Newmark Theatre in downtown Portland…
…and saw the play, Dragons Love Tacos!
This is what the stage looked like.
This is what we looked like while we waited for everyone to get seated. It was kind of boring.
This is what me and Mommy looked like.
And after the play was over, we got to look out at Broadway while we waited to go back to our bus. (I’m the one in the blue comfy coat because, of course I am.)
Oh, look who’s sick again.
I’ve missed a lot of school this winter, but I did get to slide down my homemade “roller coaster.”
After a bit of a hiatus, I returned to LEGO Club with Daddy! I even saw my classmates, Milo and Henry, there.
No surprise, I built an amusement park. Blair, the Master Builder who runs the program, gave me a suggestion to add hinges and supports to my roller coaster track. I took his suggestion and it turned out awesome!
We just finished our “How To” unit in writing class at school. Here are the stories I made!
“How To Love Phoebe” / “First look at Phoebe so you can recognize her.”
“Next sit next to Phoebe” / “Decide you love Phoebe”
“How To Go Down The Roller Coaster” / “Cross your legs”
“Go down” / “Hold on.”
“How To Play Gingerbread Tag” / “Go to a mat.”
“Lay on the mat” / “Sing a song to change mats.”
“How To Change Lanes In The Car” / “Turn on your turn signal.”
“Watch for cars.” / “Turn the steering wheel.”
“How To Pick A Partner” / “Do you like to pick a partner? Turn the page to learn how.”
“Look at the kids.” / “Find a kid.”
“Pick it.”
“How To Make A Pony Tail” / “Do you have a pony tail? Learn how to make a pony tail.”
“Grab your hair.” / “Squeeze your hair.”
“Tie the rubber band around your hair.”
Every time we go to an open house, I plan out where the rides will be in my backyard amusement park.
Here is the location for Kingdom Drop:
This shed is the location for the small roller coaster, Eleanor’s Coats:
And here is where Flower Loop will go:
Nana and Papa sent us a package in the mail – and it came with dry ice! It was really fun to play with, especially since I was home sick from school.
Wah, I’m sick again.
