Friday, November 16, 2007

One Little, Two Little, Three Little Indians

This year, our Preschool had a Family Thanksgiving Feast. Boppa Spice jumped in his truck and drove 2 1/2 hours to attend this feast as Spicy Girl's guest. She was so excited to have him here.We made Indian t-shirts and headbands in our classrooms.

After eating our wonderful Thanksgiving lunch, the kids got on the stage to sing a few songs they're learning in music.






That evening, Boppa Spice took us to dinner, so we took him for ice cream afterwards.




Once we were home for the evening, we put the movie Evan Almighty in. S.G. was watching her own movie back in our bedroom, but when hers was over, she joined us. It was really a cute movie. Anyway, this is how S.G. sat for the last hour of the movie.

Spicy Girl was sad to see Boppa Spice leave this morning, but we assured her we would see him and Mamama Spice, and Nana Spice next week for Thanksgiving.





14 comments:

Amy said...

What a blessed little indian!

PandaMom said...

She looks soooo adorable with her little purple feather!

LaLa said...

Oh...such fun!!! They are adorable together : )

Steffie B. said...

How adorable......;) Have a great weekend!

mommy24treasures said...

what a cute little Indian!!!!

4D said...

What a super nice Boppa Spice SG has!!

Keep smilin!

Anonymous said...

How cute (and the song, too!)

Mardi said...

HA!! Love the song!! The pictures bring back such fun memories too! Happy Thanksgiving!

Mama Darling said...

Aren't grandparents just wonderful!!! Love the pictures!

Nikki said...

Love that last pic of SG and her Boppa...sooo sweet.

Anonymous said...

I am honored to have been invited to this memorable event by the most beautiful Indian Princess in the colony. I am blessed.

Lisa said...

Thanks for the nice comment on my blog. Your daughter is so beautiful.

Adele said...

Oh what fun. The picture of you, S. G. and Boppa Spice is priceless. You must get that one framed. You can tell he loves his grandaughter and it is obvious she adores him as well. You must email me and tell me exactly how you all made the little shirts for the kids. Mal and I might have to do one this week. So cute!!
The pic of S.G. and Boppa on the couch is PRECIOUS!!! I hope you have a wonderful, blessed Thanksgiving.

Jenni at talking hairdryer said...

Boppas are pretty special. We call ours Grampy, but he's just a sweet. I love the indian t-shirt idea! We still do paper sack vests and they are such a pain! These look like way more fun.