Hanukkah began tonight! I lit the firetruck menorah I’ve had since I was a wee baby.
Grandma and Grandpa got me the card game Uno.
And Mommy and Daddy got me a toy where I get to dress people up in tulle dresses and comfy coats.
After dinner, I played Uno the way I do in Spanish class at school. I pick a card and say the number and color in Español. Cinco rojo! Thanks, Grandma and Grandpa!
I got it in my mind to make holiday cards for all 21 of my classmates. I brought them to school and handed them all out. Everyone loved them!
Here’s the email Mrs. Flagg sent Mommy that night:
Here are some flowers I drew while in New Hampshire:
The alphabet and names of some classmates:
A little character I drew with glasses:
Some teachers and students at Luna Primary in Mommies:
More teachers at Luna Primary, including Mr. Fadoo (kindergarten), Mr. Hug (kindergarten), Mr. Finali (principal), Mrs. Cootie (1st grade), and Mrs. Sag.
Some creatures at the zoo in Mommies. The one not labeled is named Timpleman.
Some subways in Mommies:
When I went to the Montshire Museum in New Hampshire, I found this awesome roller coaster toy at the gift shop and Grandma bought it for me!
I had a routine visit with my gastroenterologist and realized this wooden bead toy in the waiting area looks just like a roller coaster!
We were also visited by Groot and Captain America in the lobby!
After the Fall Party, we wrote about something we did. I also did some other writing and played with pattern blocks.
Mrs. Flagg gave me a nice thank you note for the book I got our class from the Book Fair.
I started decorating the tree last night, but got in a few more ornaments as soon as I woke up this morning.
One of our traditions is to find the rainiest day of the month and then go get our Christmas tree. It makes the mission extra special.
I located the best tree on the farm and sent Daddy to work cutting it down.
I also found this cool tree that I could stand under.
After we put the tree in the car, I noticed the farm map!
So then, despite it getting dark quickly, I had to walk all around looking for the douglas, grand, noble, and nordmann firs. I even found a few scotch pines!
I took Mommy’s iPad and started drawing my fantasy subway map for Portland.
It was light out as we caught the Dartmouth Coach at the bus station, and dark by the time we were in the air over Boston.
Thanks for having us, Grandma and Grandpa!
