There once was a mama butterfly and a daddy dragonfly and they were both married. They had two children. One of the children was a butterfly, and the other one was a ladybug. One day mommy's best friend came over to sew with her. At two o'clock she had to go.
The next day the butterfly and ladybug invited their friends over. But at three o'clock, they said good bye. The next day when daddy got a job, the ant (daddy's boss) invited them to a party at his house. He also said, "Bring any friends you want!" So the next night, we invited some friends to come to a party that we were invited to. That night there was a party at the ant's house.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Peace It Together
Wow look at the curly-headed girl and the straight-headed girl, Don't they look a little funny!!
Who do you think found the trunk with stuff in it first??
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
The World

And all the flowers, They are the only ones that get me out here to garden.
What a beautiful day! Only God can make it. Like always, I think this is the best verse to describe it! "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." =)
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Great Times

The curly-headed girl and the straight-headed girl are just fine, just fine!!!
We blew up!!
Great times. Just great times!!!
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Nordic Ridge Farm
Come on tell me your ideas. I told you mine!!!
Come on, start already. Because I think we are all ready!!!
Ah, fall! Aaaah, what are those people doing on their heads??
Finally, pumpkin picking!!! After all I need a break.
I hope we go there again. I love the tube slide!
Monday, September 20, 2010
A Tall Tower
Once, when I was six, I got to go to the Tower of Babel. Today, I'm going to tell you about what I saw, tasted, touched, smelled, and heard. First let's start out with what I saw! I saw the mud bricks, people working and the master piece! Well, that is all I saw! Now it's time to tell you what I smelled. I smelled bread, then mud. Well that is all I smelled! Next, it is time to tell you what I tasted. I tasted bread, soup, and hot chocolate. Well that is all I tasted! Now it is time to talk about what I heard. I heard a person yelling, then a whip sound, then I heard someone yelling, "Ow," then when I walked I heard squish, and last of all I heard clang. Now it's time to tell my last thing; what I touched. I touched the bricks, then I touched the mud and to end it up I touched some of the tools.
Ancient Mesopotamia
Ancient Mesopotamian society was divided into rich and poor. A few rich lived very different lives from the rest of the people. Rich people had fancy three story houses with bathrooms and comfy bedrooms. They even had two front porches. They had very fringy frilly gold, purple, and red clothes and they ate soup, bread, honey from their own hives and locusts. They believed in many gods and had idols in their homes. Poor people only had a one story house. They sometimes got teased and had to work hard. They had mostly brown clothes and they ate bread, bugs and honey. They used wild beehives. They couldn’t afford good soup. They believed in many gods too, but they couldn’t pay to have many idols in their homes.
Yum, Yum!
This is the picnic that we had in the summer. We had a blast!
When we started we had stuff to do!! But soon it got boring. So we had to go by a tree and try to find out what to do. The first suggestion came from Ice man, "How about throw apples at the girls?" Of course all the boys agreed!!! But I said "how would you like it if all the girls teamed up on all the boys? It seems that you have not noticed that there are more girls than boys!!!" So we settled that one!!!
So Ice man's sister suggested that we color the whole side walk with chalk. All the boys and girls wanted to do it! So that is what we did! But as usual they all got bored (Except for Chalk Girl and Chalk Man that is) So all of the kids played tag. Except Chalk Man and Chalk Girl they were still doing chalk!! But pretty soon when I ran past, I saw that most of the chalk was gone! So I put the chalk in the garage, and we all played tag.
Except for Book Worm (He locked him self in the van, hee hee.)
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Rad Zoo
This is Dora. When she is a baby she is the size of a quarter. When she is grown, she can be three feet. Right now, she is one and a half feet. She is only three. She is a yellow-footed tortoise. I like her and she loves bananas.
This is Kraken. He is an alligator snapping turtle. When he is fully grown, he can be three feet long too. Don't go near him! He could snap your hand off. He snaps almost as hard as an alligator. That's why they call him an alligator snapping turtle.
This is Petunia. She is a Murray River Turtle. She wants to swim all of the time. She even swims in the air. When the man was holding her, she was trying to swim away. She can grow to be at least twelve inches. She's pretty small for a turtle.
This is a Whites Tree Frog. Her name is Rheya. She is pregnant. You can tell because her body gets greasier. She can climb almost anything. Her skin is moist because she breathes through her skin. Without water, she cannot live. She has sticky pads on her toes.
This is Kraken. He is an alligator snapping turtle. When he is fully grown, he can be three feet long too. Don't go near him! He could snap your hand off. He snaps almost as hard as an alligator. That's why they call him an alligator snapping turtle.
This is Petunia. She is a Murray River Turtle. She wants to swim all of the time. She even swims in the air. When the man was holding her, she was trying to swim away. She can grow to be at least twelve inches. She's pretty small for a turtle.
This is a Whites Tree Frog. Her name is Rheya. She is pregnant. You can tell because her body gets greasier. She can climb almost anything. Her skin is moist because she breathes through her skin. Without water, she cannot live. She has sticky pads on her toes.
Fun Stuff
This is the blog that I can put my favorite things on. I like going to Disney World. I like going to Homosassa Springs. I also like Florida. These are my favorite things.
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