Camron's PE class did a rollerskating unit. There's nothin' like a bunch of wild 1st-graders skating around a bunch of overly-cautious other 1st-graders. I won't tell you which category Camron fit in, but I will tell you that he was warning everyone around him with a swag of his finger to keep their distance.
Craig attended his annual industry roast, a fundraiser for YDC, a local non-profit after-school education center for under-privileged children. He worked hard at helping organize it, corralling attendees, and then enjoyed the fruits of his labor, which included a roast by his buddy Jeff Ross.
It was Meaghan's turn to bring the Shabbat box home from school, which contained all the equipment necessary to have a nice family Shabbat dinner...except the food. Darnnit. That aside, we had a very nice evening.
Meaghan attended a princess tea party...which was totally her cup of tea. She got all dolled up, from dress-up, to nails done, to make-up. A little girl's paradise.
Camron had his first big school project, which consisted of creating a Native American abode and writing a report about the Native Americans in the region he selected (Southwestern). He had an absolute ball putting his display of pueblos together and learning about how its inhabitants lived. Now don't think Camron could create a display without Meaghan creating one of her own...
All this amongst all that was our month of November. December... here we come!
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I want to know what was said in Craig's roast!
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