DANCING TO SAFEWAY

Mommy needed some food for our dinner, so we walked to Safeway. (I danced.)

Oct 10

FLU SHOT BLUES

The waiting is the hardest part…

Oct 9

HOUSE PAINTERS

Our whole townhouse complex is getting painted and I like to watch the painters doing their jobs.

Oct 8

MONKEY BARS

Mommy helped out in my classroom and I got to show her how I hang from the monkey bars at recess.

Oct 6

ICE CREAM CAKE

This is my invention! I call it “Ice Cream Cake.”

Here is the recipe:

Lay down the graham cracker.
Put blueberries on top of the graham cracker.
Put whipped cream over blueberries.
Stir the jam.
Put the jam over the whipped cream.
Sprinkle cinnamon on the jam.
Put lemon strawberry sauce over the cinnamon.
Place the chocolate on the lemon strawberry sauce.
Put the vanilla ice cream over the chocolate.
Put the graham cracker over the vanilla ice cream.
Turn it over.
Eat!

(It’s pictured without the top graham cracker so you can see what’s inside.)

Oct 5

FRENCH BAKERY OUTING

We all went to St. Honoré in Lake Oswego. Daddy and I were having a great conversation until…

…he tried to eat my chocolate croissant!

Oct 4

MY FIRST FUN RUN

The “Fun Run, Walk & Roll” is an annual Cedaroaks tradition. And I just finished my first one!

Thank you very much to my contributors!

Here’s my class waiting in line for our turn to start running.

Off we go!

We got some encouragement from Chipper the Squirrel…

…and Officers Halverson and Corbin.

Finally, the finish line! I did two laps!

I ended the event with a well-earned Otter Pop.

Oct 2

SCHOOL WORK: WRITING

At school, we write stories by drawing pictures and labeling them if we choose. I’ve been writing all about rollercoasters and amusement parks!

Here’s Dexyland:

And Dexy City:

This is an Ibox rollercoaster and upside down slide:

Here are some more amusement parks:

Mrs. Flagg sometimes suggests I write about something different, but I usually choose not to. This time, though, I decided to draw Winnie the Pooh’s village:

Oct 1

APPLE PIE PIZZA

My kindergarten class had a baking session at the Pine Diner (a kitchen at my school).

We made apple pie pizzas and got to try them after. I liked the baking, but didn’t care for the taste. I didn’t say that out loud because some kids liked them and that would be yucking someone’s yum.

These were the instructions we were given before baking. We guessed what would be the easiest part and what would be the hardest. I guessed flattening the dough would be the hardest, but it was actually the easiest!