Was this on the box?

I'm pretty sure this is not the intended usage for this product.

Easter egg creations

 

 

Thursday at the aquarium

They know their status on Oakwood Land

Daddy and his princesses at Target.  These royal munchkins know how to dress for an outing to the Super T.

The princesses choose their Pop Tarts.

Royals need to drink lots of milk.

And OJ.

The princess surveys her royal treasures.  For the most part, she approves of the gifts her subjects are offering her.

Daddy pulls the carriage.

A sleepy princess is tired of the paparazzi.

They know their status on Oakwood Land

Daddy and his princesses at Target.  These royal munchkins know how to dress for an outing to the Super T.

The princesses choose their Pop Tarts.

Royals need to drink lots of milk.

And OJ.

The princess surveys her royal treasures.  For the most part, she approves of the gifts her subjects are offering her.

Daddy pulls the carriage.

A sleepy princess is tired of the paparazzi.

How can you not miss these faces?

This is a picture we texted to Dan while he was working at the studio on campus tonight.

The ladies

Math stations!

Happy St. Patty's Day!

Tea, toast and tents

This is another one I can't explain.  But there was tea, and toast, and there were tents although not shown in this picture.  Unfortunately the party was moved indoors, because of the rainy and dreary weather today.  I'm not sure what this all tied into, but Piper was jazzed about it and I trust Mrs. Andress's curriculum completely :)

Look who's in a book club!

Piper had her first book club meeting today!  They had popcorn, Skittles, and discussed the book Charlotte's Web. 

Piper was very excited about it.  It was fun to read the book with her - I hardly remembered any of it. Mostly what I remember is that after I read it whenever I would scream about a spider mom would say "Maybe that's Charlotte".

When we see spiders, I tell Piper that Charlotte is fiction and spiders are nasty, multi-eyed, eight-legged creatures who are fair game when they're inside the house.  But the book made me think of mom fondly and recognize yet another way she was a better, calmer mom than I am.

Piper had a good time reading it too, although it was a crunch to get it done on time with all the other stuff we (and she) have going on.  It was a great rainy day for a book club, and I'm sure Mrs. Andress had her at "popcorn and Skittles".  

Rub-a-dub-dub, two sillies in a tub