Sharon's Inauguration Day Speech

The following was written by Sharon at school for an aassignment. I have left the spelling arrors and grammar the way she wrote them so that all can appreciate her writing. Enjoy!

"Fellow Americans, I am proud to be your new President. Over the next four years I will promise to lower gas and feul. I will work very hard. When someone does a criem I'll stop them.

I think this issue is important because I think this cause I want good citisinzs cause you'll be happy and if they do a creim I'll putthem in jill for 4 years.

I will accomplish this by making great treats and doing art. I'll sell them so they will be happy and I will make it great.

In conclusion, I would like to say do your best and be great citisinzs you'll be very happy. I vow to serve the American people to the best of my ability."

Wordless Thursday

Annie and Groundhog Day

Yesterday--in case you were under a rock somewhere and didn't know it--was good ol' Groundhog day. Annie came home from school with a groundhog craft that moved up and down. I asked her if the groundhog saw his shadow and she said "Yes. That means we have 7 more years of winter!" I told her no it was 6 weeks not years, thank goodness. She just said--"Oops, I forgot!" Then she went on to ask if she could go see the real groundhog next year because she has never seen a groundhog in real life and really wants to pet one. I told her they were a little bit like squirrels, but then she told me she had never seen a real squirrel and wants to pet one of them too. In fact, now she says she would really like a pet squirrel!

Ah my little animal lover! BTW she also says she can talk dog language to Cleo (our golden retriever) and Cleo talks back. Six is such a cute age!

(This post is green because Annie's fave color is green!)