Easter 2024

Waiting on the cake in the oven

Easter eggs

Dorothy at the Marshpoint Marathon

When PTA (Mom) provides donuts for honor roll (Dorothy)

New toy! (Runts)

The Sunday Monies

I keep a list of the money Dorothy has been gifted, and make notes when she decides to spend it to keep a running total.  I thought it would be fun to show how Dorothy has spent her money over the last year (including my descriptions, which mean something to Dorothy and me):

• book fair unicorn pen
• Beta Club tattoos
• Queen Bee Squishmallow
• chalk at Cohen's
• Girl Scout cookies
• fluffy kitty
• pixie stick
• Netflix
• Target shoes, chokers, hairclips
• Santa Shop
• Target Christmas craft chain
• Jacksonville zoo souvenirs
• Dollar Tree calendar & toy
• Polly Pocket bracelet
• yearbook
• squishy balls Five Below
• axolotl stuffy
• Polly Pocket bracelet & kangaroo
• Ramen squishy noodles
• baby with bathtub
• Magic Mixling
• koala stuffy
• Dollar Tree
• popsicle from ice cream truck
• flarp
• Lego set from gift card
• two Goodwill games
• gel pen book
• watch on Shein
• peanut M&Ms at improv show
• otter project donation
• Dollar Tree
• sloth stickers
• estate sale singing hamster & jeweled bracelet
• book fair donut pen

Still Life (earning a Girl Scout badge)

Homework

Dorothy received some hand-me-down books. She keeps saying, "I never would have picked this, but it's so good!"

Studio Apartment

The Sunday Funny

Dorothy, reading:  "Mom, this book says that consequences can be good or bad.  It just means that something is a result of an action.  You always say consequence like it's a bad thing.  And did you know that suffrage means the right to vote?"

Parade/Post-Parade

Dorothy was on the school's Reading Bowl team that competed today!

Amelia's birthday party at the horse farm

 

Cindy Lou Who

Pink is the new white (paper)

Crazy Hair Day

Cue cards

Whiskerella by the Award-Winning Author Ursula Vernon

Dorothy worked hard on her "Video Book Talk" this weekend:

https://youtu.be/7C8R71WJ8eU

The Sunday Funnies

Dorothy was reading Anne of Green Gables.  "Anne has to go to Sunday School every week," she said.  "Finally!  A character who has my same problem!"

Dorothy told me:  "I started a Maoist Revolution at school."
Me: ????
She continued:  "I was the first person to bring a mouse for my computer, and now three other kids have brought them, too."

At Dorothy's request I piled about 15 of her stuffed animals on her bed.  She wanted the final two stuffies, and I said that I had left them out because they are electronic and they talk.  "They all talk to me," she countered.

Butterfly box craft at Home Depot