P is for Porcupine and Potty

This morning Dusty learned about the letter P at alphabet club. They made cute little potato porcupines. I thought they were so cute and such a clever idea.

They will be talking about Police Officers on Friday; Dusty is pretty excited about that. One of my friends' husband is a police officer, and she is teaching on Friday. So I will post pictures of that later, if I get any.

No, they did not learn about Potties, that part of my post today is brought to you by Lucky... I was in the computer room when I heard a sloshing noise come from the bathroom. I knew I needed to check it out, and I also knew I would find Lucky in the bathroom. I did not know that I would find him in so much mischief!

I think he is mesmerized by the new blue toilet water. (That is why the wet toilet paper wads on the floor and curtain are blue!)

Then I put him up on the stool to wash his hands and I started cleaning up the mess. I heard a splash; I turned around and saw this...

Such a stinker!!

D is for Doughnut

Today K's Alphabet club learned about letter D. We went to Krispy Kream for a guided tour. We (6 moms, 6 Alphabet club kids and 4 tag-along younger siblings) arrived at 9:30 am. The store was not ready for us, but the kids were all ready to have some fun. All of the children ran around yelling and playing, they were already having a blast and they had no idea what was to come.While waiting some of us got a free doughnut. Did you know if the "Hot Now" light is on they give you a free doughnut? Anyway, it was fun because K was able to have a taste of the doughnuts we would be learning about.We finally were invited to step behind the counter (this baffles me that they still do this, what about the liabilities?). We walked past the big conveyor belt, festively decorated doughnuts, and over a slippery, grease covered floor to the back of the store to where it all begins. The children were able to touch the dough before and after rising. They watched the dough cook and then the doughnuts bathe in a waterfall of icing. I think Little L cared more about what our tour guide had to say than any of the Alphabet club children. Either that or he was so tired he was just could not help but stare in that direction for a very long time. Then began the really fun part for the kids, they got to decorate their very own doughnut. An employee dipped the doughnut in chocolate and then the kids got to dip them in sprinkles. I think that K was most excited about the fact that he got to put his doughnut in its very own bag. We went back out to the tables and they got little sacks full of two more doughnuts, a hat and a sicker book. The last two pictures were when I asked K to show me his messy hands, he is so silly. All of the kids seemed to have a great time and they were so very cute. I would love to show you pictures of all of them but I would not do that without permission from all of parents, so you only get to see my kids. :)