Miss America & Wii Dancer

With costumes on, Skyping Omie and Papa Dave in CA.

 

In full costume, and ready to go!

Professor and Mrs. Indiana Jones

 

Pumpkin Carving Party

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This is Abbey’s favorite teacher, Mrs. Bauman-Hill: 3rd Grade at Swift Creek Elementary.  Abbey really wanted to have her over for dinner, and her coming meant so much to Abbey.  Her children are adorable and so funny, all the kids had a great time. 

Here are Abbey’s Top 10 reasons why Mrs. Bauman-Hill is/was her favorite teacher:

1. She made everything fun.

2. Morning meetings were fun & she had interesting activities, we would laugh a lot during morning meeting and it made the day fun.

3. She was very encouraging.

4. In math, she showed us fun strategies and different ways to figure a problem.

5. She had high expectations for learning and behavior and never yelled.

6. We had a picnic with all the 3rd graders.

7. We learned to square dance on Pioneer Day and other pioneer games.

8. We did LOTS of hands-on activities.

9. She didn’t stress us out about the EOG’s.

10. She would always give us compliments.

Waffles ala Abbey

This morning Abbey decided to make waffles for us since Dad, the usual waffle maker, was off to work for an NC State Open House (for prospective students and their parents).  Thanks, Abbey, they were delicious!

Abbey: Does anyone need anything?....A drink, a napkin, a hug or a kiss?

Mom: (with arms stretched out)

Abbey: What do you want? A hug, a kiss or both?

Mom: Both!

Kelsey gives her thumbs-up in approval of Abbey's cooking.

Closing Remarks by the Cook.....

Abbey: The best part about eating waffles is they're yummy....the worst part about eating waffles is your fork slides into the syrup and makes your fork and hands all sticky!

I guess everything has its perks and drawbacks.  Thanks Abbey for a memorable breakfast! We missed you Dad, but thanks for your hard work and dedication to support our family.

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Flashback Friday | December 2002