Right before Christmas break our family was accosted with a robot baby.
TJ had to adopt one for the weekend for a class.
More advanced than a ‘flour bag baby’ or “egg baby” but a heck of a lot less advanced than the Batman Beyond episode with robo babies.
If you’re curiuos, he aced it. Many a sleepless night through that weekend, but he aced the project.
-FF
Traditionally the local fourth graders go to some kind of history event at a local farm. Booths are set up, hands on activities and come rain, snow, or shine the kids go out and ‘experience history.’
It was Superman’s turn to go this year and he had a blast. I performed my usual chapperoning duties so I didn’t really have much time to catch many pictures.
His three favorite events from the day were probably the chariots…
Getting to see real armor…
And somehow talking me into buying him a couple sticks of rock candy.
A daddy and son outing that he really appreciated. (I enjoyed it too.)
-FF
The same day as hat day for the littles was ‘character day’ for the teens.
TJ is probably obvious, but if you need help with Little Miss…
Distressed android from Detroit: Become Human (PS4 game.)
-FF
The littles got a themed day!
Of course they’re going to do something.
-FF
Next themed day?
As you can tell, the littles didn’t have a themed day really, but they still wanted to get in on the picture taking action.
(And yes, she knows that she dressed more ‘geek’.)
-FF
Can you tell it’s the start of a homecoming week?
Today’s theme: tacky tourists.
I think they pulled it off amazingly well.
Maybe too well. :p
-FF
The pictures are a wee bit scattered since Redflare dove in and helped with editing again without keeping them in super close order.
Oh well, I’m just thankful she gave me a new set of pictures to use.
So speaking of siblings, how about our oldest and youngest?
She was so excited for school that first day that she wanted to carry her backpack to the bus stop even though, of course, she wasn’t riding with them.
-FF
