Abraham Lincoln was known for making speeches. I wish I could have heard him!
Red Thread...
There is an ancient Chinese belief which states that there is an invisible red thread that connects each of us to all of the individuals who have been, currently are, and will in the future be important to us in our lives.
This red thread can stretch, twist, and bend… but will never break.
This red thread can stretch, twist, and bend… but will never break.
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Monday, November 21, 2016
A Science Experiment
After spilling a lot of her bubble solution on the deck, Katie announced that she wanted to do a science experiment. I let her know I was in full support, and I just sat back and watched her.
Step 1: Gather materials.
Step 2: Put warm water in a bowl.
Step 3: Stir the water.
Step 4: Have a rubber duck test the temperature of the water.
Step 5: After the rubber ducks tests the water as okay, test the water yourself to make sure it's the right temperature.
Step 6: Dump a little bit of bubble solution in the water.
Step 7: Stir.
Step 8: Spray water on the top of the water mixture.
Step 9: Stir with a bubble wand.
Step 10: See if your new solution makes bubbles. Mine almost did!
Step 11: Don't give up!
Step 12: Add more water!
Step 13: Put the water in a larger cup.
Step 14: Put the original mixture in the same cup as the new water.
Step 15: Try to blow bubbles again!
Step 16: Celebrate the fact that you made bubble solution that made bubbles!
Bubbles on a Fall Day
On a beautiful fall afternoon, Katie wanted to go outside a blow bubbles. Why do bubbles always look so peaceful?
I set up a chair, so I could really enjoy the fall air!
My princess bubble solution made lots of bubbles!
Sadie watched the bubbles carefully!
She goes crazy for bubbles!
After I caught this bubble, I decided to pop it with my nose!
Sadie wanted me to keep going all night!
Saturday, November 19, 2016
Planning for a Celebration
About a week before the presidential election, I came home, and Katie had made plans for a party. The party was to celebrate Hillary Clinton becoming the president. Even though she couldn't be sure of the results, she was happy to make plans.
When my mom got home from work, I welcomed her with a house decorated for a celebration!
I made a sign that said, "Hillary's Celebration."
There was a game called, "Find Hillary."
My mom found her hiding in the books!
I set up a station called "Jokes." I made up some good jokes about presidents!
Then I set up a raffle and won prizes out of the drawer in the table!
After I made my campaign sign, my grandma helped me glue a stick on it. It said, "Go Hillary! Hope you win!"
That night I waved my campaign sign and my American flag!
Before I went to bed, I showed my mom the poll results. I was pointing out that Donald Trump's orange head...
…had popped off when he got angry again.
Friday, November 18, 2016
Arrrrrr, Matey!
For Halloween, my mom gave Katie a doll instead of candy. The doll happened to be dressed like a pirate. Katie loved it!
I decided to wear my doll's pirate hat, so I could experience pirate life!
Thanks for my doll! It's so much better than candy!
Thursday, November 17, 2016
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
A Closer Look at the Rocks
After going on her rock hunt, Katie soaked her rocks in water to get them as clean as she could. Once they were clean, she took time to set them out and examine them closely.
I really liked all of my rocks, but...
…this one was my favorite!
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