Yesterday was loads of fun and I think I’m done getting all of the pictures up on flickr. However, as usual, there are so damn many I know most of the casual readers of this site probably won’t make it through them all. So, I’m going to first pull out some of my favorites from Panoply yesterday. We got there when it first opened so NikkiZ was able to take her time at all of the Kids Craft tents and made some really cool things. We didn’t get to do them ALL because as it got more crowded, the groups of kids got a little less patient with the two-year-old taking FOREVER to paint her duck. But truthfully? I think I had hit my limit anyway. We were there for almost THREE HOURS. That’s a lot of time to spend with glitter and glue. TRUST ME.
Shakin’ it like a polaroid picture
She’s participating in this HUGE drum circle (three times as big as it was Friday night) with her little shaker. It was SO much fun. The group that ran it is this group and if you ever get a chance to participate in one of their drum circles, DO IT. They bring loads of percussion instruments and guide the group to make some AMAZING music. NikkiZ loved it.
Face-Painting: Day Two
She would have played in this thing ALL DAY. I had to drag her away so the other kids could get in. Sharing is NOT her strong suit.
She made this CD fish and then danced with it. She’s weird. She gets that from her father.
Looks like an awesome day
So glad you had fun!
Oh my, that sounds so so wonderful. In the “2nd day face-painting picture” she looks like her brother! Seriously, there is a strong resimblence in the cheeks and mouth at least. I want to dance with a CD fish!
Hanna said what I wanted to say “I want to dance with a CD fish!”
Adorable photos! Looks like such a fun time
Looks like you had a great day - love the pics of NikkiZ - she’s just gorgeous.
I would like to place an order with NikkiZ for a CD fish - I wanna dance with one, too!
The fish shot is my favorite. Her posture and expression are priceless.
Okay, I admit it: I wish I was still small enough to hang out in cardboard playhouses.