Easysticks - by the Cain Sosnoff family

Landry built city; the city had traffic

Saying “traffic.” Steri-strips are gone!

Fake smile with real picture from reading group

Moss, ferns, sticks and all that jazz

Hazel’s class hosted a publishing party today. Hazel read to all of the students and parents about wanting to be a paleontologist when she grows up

There was also time for her to read to Landry and me from her journal

Her pudding stance is so symmetrical

Less symmetrical. Still so cute

There was a lot of cooperative play today

Our 5 caterpillar wards provide endless entertainment

Sand hands

Making sick days look fun since 2011

Good morning

No stars but lots of stripes

Out, about, and feeling much better!

Sometimes it just feels right to run around a daisy patch

So soothed by an ice pack to the head that she fell asleep, go figure

Out of the germy house, partying with preschool pals

Landry waited through the whole winter for this tree-within-a-tree to get its leaves back

“Release me,” he said, meaning pry his fingers off the pole

Happiest cat on this side of the Mississippi

Learning the rules to Guess Who?

“If Balloon Bop becomes a sport this will be my pose”

The peacock put on quite a performance for Landry

Such a big girl now, and such a big reader

Today was Landry’s last day of school for the year (He had a bump on the head his first day too!)

The morning and afternoon classes sang together during the end-of-year celebration (Landry is in red and white stripes)

The celebration was a full family affair, picnic style

Early morning twinsie sleeping bag party

Big plans for backpacking and camping