The Sunday Funnies

Dorothy:  Will you read me this Betsy book?
Sarah:  No, I'm busy right now.
Dorothy:  You don't want to read me the Besty book, and Dad doesn't want to read me the Betsy book, and I want to read the Betsy book, but I can't read!

I gave Dorothy two cute pencils and she insisted on sharpening both right away.  Then she tested both the pink pencil and the purple pencil and said with disappointment, "They both write grey."

Dorothy asked to eat a "Kitty Kat" (a Kit Kat), and Brian started to sing the jingle for her, which she had never heard.
Brian:  Gimme a break, gimme a break, break me off a piece of that Kit Kat bar!
Sarah continued:  That chocolate crispy taste is gonna make you... (pause, trying to think of lyrics)
Dorothy offered:  Thirsty?

Dorothy saw a picture in a catalog of a kid playing inside a cardboard box that had been made to look like a television.  We took out a box, and she explained to Brian what she wanted to do:  "We'll cut a hole to make a 'card box' t.v., and I'll crawl inside, and then I will talk about stuff."

Gulfstream Family Day 2018

Banana toss

Link:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8JRAVnx9K7LNTJJQS1iNVY2bGpOVWhvSU9KRDNBZlljcnZr/view?usp=sharing

Candy striper (our candy-tasting party)

Stocks are down in 3Ts; 5Ts rose by a full percentage point; 4Ts are holding steady in the Great Closet Clean-out

Flashback to breakfast in bed in Valdosta

Bubbles

Anna Leigh's wedding

Celebration of Mary Claire's 5th birthday while she is still only four

After the wedding

Action shots

At the wedding

Co-Cola

Dinglehoppers

At the playground

The Sunday Funny

Dorothy:  Mom, this cupcake has hard icing, but most cupcakes have soft icing.
Sarah:  Yes, that's a Hostess Cupcake, and they always have hard icing and that little swirl.
(Time passes.)
Dorothy:  Mom, this Hostess Cupcake has some white gooey stuff inside!

Dorothy designed this cute face

It was a happy Halloween for the princess, queen, and chef

Hocus Pocus ballet

Mr. & Ms. Peanut

The Sunday Funnies

We went to a trunk-or-treat and came home with a bag of candy.  Dorothy dumped her candy on the floor and started putting it in little piles.  Then she said, "Ms. Candace says you can sort anything."

Dorothy is being moved to a new class at school.  I told her, "Do you remember that you're moving to Ms. Mary's class on Monday?  They might even move your cubby."  Dorothy said, "They don't move the cubby.  They just move the name."

Dorothy had $1.07 in change and we went to the Dollar Store to spend it on one item and tax.  She brought her toy to the check-out and dumped-out her money.  A nickel must have been stuck in the bottom of her change purse.  The cashier said, "I need another nickel."  Dorothy stood still, looked at her expectantly, and stated factually, "It's missing."