Saturday, February 28
Friday, February 27
2nd birthday
Continuing the muffin tradition for age 2. He didn't wait patiently and had to have a second one in his hand before proclaiming, "too hot, mommy!"
Thursday, February 26
Wednesday, February 25
Monday, February 23
A Princess at 6
We had a nice birthday dinner for Julia at Panera, then a cake at home with Nana and Pa. And Julia got to wear the birthday hat at school!
Saturday, February 21
Friday, February 20
Tuesday, February 17
Saturday, February 14
Tuesday, February 10
Cookie seller extraordinaire
We're proud of our power seller. She is selling fast like a cheetah, which is great since she set her goal very high to get a plush cheetah. She now has orders for 308, over her goal of 300 boxes.
Saturday, February 7
Tuesday, February 3
more imaginaries
Imaginary
Friends
Dolphins
After we had
the underwater picnic, I trained my dolphin to do tricks. I taught her to flip
and swim upside down. Next, we had
dinner. I ate chicken fingers. They ate
seafood. The turtle got turtle food. The dolphin got fish. Next, we decided to go to do one last thing,
to go to one last dolphin place. We
watched her do tricks, the tricks I taught her.
She won. We went back. We went to
sleep.
The next
day, we played again. And then I got
some new imaginary friends, and started playing with them. We had so much fun.
The End.
Alligators
The next
day, I played with Allie the alligator.
Gators are my school mascot.
There is green everywhere. Even
the playground bars are green. Here’s
the story about Allie.
At my old
school, when I was in preschool, I picked up more imaginaries on the
playground. I had SO many. If it was wet, I collected them in the
gym. I find them, and take them. I have lots of puppies. I have one unicorn. And I have one dolphin. I have SO many. Sometimes Allie and I would pretend we were
at a swamp, and I fell in the swamp. She
would save me! I always gave her treats
- alligator food.
The next
day, I played with the porcupine. We had so much fun. At least she didn’t have spikes. She had short spikes that were fleece. They are so comfy.
The End.
Porcupine
We
snuggled. Her fur is sooooo soft. I like
to snuggle with her. She is one of my favorite
imaginaries, because she is sooooo soft.
Here’s the story.
We were
playing porcupine, hide-and-seek porcupine.
I never could find her. She
always was up in a tree where I could never see. I never found her, until she
popped out and scared me like a ghost. I
jumped up and screamed! And I turned
around, and I didn’t see anything. Then
I heard it again, and jumped up and turned around and it was there – the porcupine! I found her!
I was so happy. She found me
every time. I never could find her. It was sooooo fun! Next, I played with all my imaginaries at the
same time.
The End.
Imaginary Friends
Imaginary
Friends
Bunnies
Some days I
go outside and imagine my imaginary friends.
I like to play with them. I have
bunnies, I have dolphins, I even have a porcupine. And an alligator… I have so many imaginary
friends, I can’t even count them. There
are SO many!
This is the
story about the two bunnies – Riley, the pink bunny, and Ben – the blue
bunny. Ben was Riley’s little brother. That day, we went outside together, me,
Riley, and Ben. We played soccer. We played school. Next, we had a race. Ben got to stand on top. Me and Riley raced. Whoever got to the top first, wins. We played five times. Riley won two times. I won three times. When we were done, we were really tired. We went back inside. I played with another imaginary friend, my
dolphins.
I swam with
the turtle. It was so much fun. We even had an underwater picnic. It was so fun.
The End.
by Julia
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