But they also wanted to be obedient and go along with the activity. So the compromised, and made Tarks.
I love their New-vember spirit!
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Tark
At enrichment tonight the icebreaker was to make a hand turkey, and write what we were thankful for on each of the feathers. One sister brought her two little boys. They didn't want to make turkeys. They wanted to make sharks.
But they also wanted to be obedient and go along with the activity. So the compromised, and made Tarks.
I love their New-vember spirit!
But they also wanted to be obedient and go along with the activity. So the compromised, and made Tarks.
I love their New-vember spirit!
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I'll take my turn at blog stalking ;)...read your comment on Jenna's blog (ha!...okay now I do sound like a super blog stalker...)...and seriously small world right?! You should hear the story of how Jenna and I found out we both knew the Passey's... the "do you know" game actually panned out for once!
kids are so funny sometimes.
they did a really good job at making a tark. i wouldn't have known where to start.
I LOVE the Tark!
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