We had a grand celebration with the kids and nannies. There were smiles all around as everyone enjoyed extra large portions of fried chicken, mushroom rice, finger jello, pickles, creole sauce, and chocolate cupcakes! Several of the kids spent a few hours this morning making colorful paper turkeys and writing on them things they were thankful for. Our refrigerator is covered with the reminder of the blessings we recieve each and every day. We have SO MUCH to be thankful for!
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas….
We’ve been busy getting things ready for Christmas at Kay B. Today Joyce’s English classes spent some time making decorations and Christmas cards, and jazzing up their school room. Joyce let them decide how they wanted everything and the kids couldn’t believe when she pulled out a big green sack and told them to dig in! The oldest class did the bulk of the hanging stuff, and the younger classes did a fantastic job coloring and using stickersJ. Sonise was elected “light putter upper” and armed with a roll of duck tape strung lights everywhere. Rose Mitha did the snowy window panes, and Robenson decided where 60 feet of garland should go. We listened to “Jingle Bells” “Santa Claus is Coming to Town” & “Frosty the Snowman”. It was a very festive time with Odeleine, Ilienne, and Rose Michelle stopping every few minutes to twirl in circles and look at their creation as it went together. Chalinda and Ilienne made over 25 feet of green and red paper chains to hang from the ceiling, and Remy dutifully moved around the room hanging up the snowflakes they had all designed and cut out. The end result resembled a hair parlor in Jersey and ITS BEAUTIFUL!! Have a look!
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