These are mainly photos to show off Katy's school activities. She had her first of many future Pajama Days for school and she absolutely HAD to wear her "zebra princess" jammies, as she calls them. My Bird knew she was too cool for school that day! Thanks to Dory and Ashtyn for the great jammies!
Katy's class finally had their group photo. Allen and I happened to be there that day so I stood by the photographer and threw Allen up in the air to make the kids laugh. Katy doesn't look very impressed, but several of the others were at least smiling. Allen LOVED it! Plus he got to play on the playground afterward which is one of his favorite things to do. He is such an outdoor man.
Just lookin' cute one day on the way to school...
Katy's birthday isn't until summer so her teacher set up a fake birthday party for her. She loved it! Katy was the first of the summer kids to celebrate so they all looked a little confused at the explanation. She didn't care. She had cupcakes with 'rostings and all kinds of fruit. Mookie came and fed Hannah for me. Then I read one of Katy's favorite books to her class: David Shannon's Pirates Don't Change Diapers! She had a great time! I dressed her up like a princess for the day and on the way to the van that morning Katy found a ladybug. Of course, you have to stop and chat when you find one.


And finally, we finished off our last Saturday in April with Katy's big school festival. I was on the Tea Party committee with McKenzie and it was a huge job. Katy loved the real sugar cubes and she carefully placed three into her tea cup filled with apple juice. She nibbled the chocolate off the chocolate covered strawberries. She scarfed down the colorful sugar cookies and skipped the cream cheese sandwich quarters completely. Allen had his face painted with a red car and I loved looking at him all that day. When he entered the petting zoo pen with two baby lambs he kept spanking them instead of petting them. I told him we were going to have to take away his PETA card. They also had a horse and Katy was horrified to see it try to eat her friend Maggie's blonde hair. Apparently it looked like hay to him and that's all she would talk about for a while. She also kept her distance from him, just in case. Katy ran the obstacle course and earned a blue ribbon (everyone got one) even though she kept telling people it was a bow. The fastest time was 19 seconds and her time was one minute and thirty-six seconds. She spent half that time trying to make it across the tires and had to be helped down from the hay bale she scaled. Allen only participated by sneaking under the rope and playing while other people competed. It was a solo event but he's just too social for that. Hannah had her face painted and I think we didn't get a photo of it. WHAT?! At least I couldn't find one. She had a little pink daisy on her cheek and she received tons of compliments. Julia and her family was there but we were running around so much we didn't get any pictures with them. Of course.
April has been a fun and crazy month. Luckily I am trying not to sweat the small stuff. These nuggets will only be young once and I'm going to keep trying to make the most of it, dragging Peter along with me!





4 Comments:
Welcome back! The picture of Katy in that white dress is precious. So, is that new baby!
I don't know how or why you whited out all the faces of Katy's classmates, when I would only have done it for the fellons. You certainly did take care of all the loss of blogging responsibility for the front third of the year! Thanks. Love, Daddy
Unless I know parents are ok with it, I try not to post the faces of their children on the internet. You just never know... :o) Besides, maybe they ARE felons!
Great pics. You are so talented as a photographer.
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