From the cutest bunch of Kindergarten Native Americans I've ever seen! (Molly's second row 3rd from right) There was much feasting and general funniness from this group. They are so adorable and I love sneaking into their classroom. (Okay you can't see it in the picture but their Indian names are on their headbands - Warrior Rabbit? Yup, beware the fierce bunnies! Lazy 
Camel? Sure, you know - the camels that are indiginous to North America. Molly herself is Quiet Fuzzy Bear. "Fuzzy" is a common word in nearly all native languages evidently. Her best buddy is Sparkle Moon Princess. Again, time-worn naming traditions being honored! Oh and don't forget the little boy who glued the front of his vest together and colored a row of buttons on it. Didn't you know that Native American peoples wore suits?)
Camel? Sure, you know - the camels that are indiginous to North America. Molly herself is Quiet Fuzzy Bear. "Fuzzy" is a common word in nearly all native languages evidently. Her best buddy is Sparkle Moon Princess. Again, time-worn naming traditions being honored! Oh and don't forget the little boy who glued the front of his vest together and colored a row of buttons on it. Didn't you know that Native American peoples wore suits?)
We left school and schlepped ourselves to Boston -arriving at 1:30 am. Ugh! But we are all assembed now and ready for the BIG feast tomorrow with all the family. What's a 10 hour ride when you have that to look forward to!
Happy Turkey Day to all!!
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