Month: December 2014

Grandma and Grandpa are going to Connecticut for Christmas so we had an early holiday with them. What could these giant boxes be?

I quickly ripped into my gift and discovered an AWESOME huge remote controlled car.

Of course we had to go straight downstairs and drive them! Thanks a ton Grandma Jo and Grandpa Howie.

The next day was the motorcycle parade in Dunedin. I think it gets longer every year. We got lots of candy, beads and I even got a stuffed animal. I gave the stuffed animal away to a little girl that was standing by us.

This week has been a lot of running around and having lots of fun. We made “gods eyes” which is a different form of Native American dreamcatcher.

We went up to Holiday and saw a live reenactment of Bethlehem.

I enjoyed seeing all the animals and the free cookies afterwards. It was chilly out but I sucked my warmth from Mommy.

We had a payday at Airheads.

I have my first wiggler! Finally just shy of 7 years of age my tooth FINALLY got wiggly. Wonder how long it will take to fall out?

Grandma and Grandpa sent us a Lobster-Gram for Christmas and it came packed in dry ice. We had a blast playing with the dry ice. We made bubble soup.

We froze money and listened to it squeal.

One more week until Christmas and I can hardly wait!

Today I gave my demonstration for 4H on different types of circuits. I was a bit nervous but once I got rolling I was just fine.

We made robots that draw out of cuts, markers, rubber bands, tape and a motor.

I doodles all sorts of crazy things. Once my robot actually drew a perfect circle!

We have been building a lot of the cobra weave popsicle stick kinetic reaction machines. Mom bought us even more popsicle sticks. Daddy even joined in the fun this time!

I got bored half was through and thought selfies were a great way to pass the time.

Ready for the action! Thunder stayed put until the last popsicle stick caused him to bolt into the air.

We decorated cookies, painted, played with some science experiments. Mom has kept us busy without the workload of school.

We did something different this year for the parade. We helped decorate the float for Grandma and Grandpa’s church. We had a lot of fun decorating and meeting new people.

We got to ride in the float through downtown to the start of the parade route. We walked the route passing out bracelets and candy canes.

What a fun experience to be on the other side of the parade for once.