American History Lesson

Yesterday for entertainment and education purposes. . .
we watched the American Presidential Inauguration.
Snacks. . . .Cheerios
Beverages. . .milk
Cousin Camp will not remember this day. . .
but their Grammie has it documented. . . they were there.
It's another Grammie Day for me. . .
All for now. . .with love,

Comments

  1. That is so adorable!!! A moment not to be missed, no matter what age. :)

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  2. Oh too cute! Why didn't I think of snacks? It may have made it all the more pleasant. ;>

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  3. How nice to get them started on their education so early!

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  4. Love the matching high chairs!!

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  5. I'm so glad I watched it...and thankful to someone who called to make sure I had the TV on bright and early in the morning.

    Did you have enough snacks to last for the entire 'educational lesson'?

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  6. Well, it WAS a monumental day, of which they can one day say, "I was at Grammie's enjoying cousin camp."

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  7. Well we know what's behind those chairs....At least you can let show them pictures someday.

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  8. Ohh Lovella ! that WILL be soo important to them in the years to come. When Romay was two I was watching Neil Armstrong walk on the moon. It was on live on a snowy black and white TV screen, where you could hardly made out what was going on. I made Romay look.. She stared blankly at the 'snow' and went back to play. BUT she takes pleasre now in being able to say , "I saw the first man walk on the moon!"
    Enjoy your Grammie day....

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  9. Awww - that is soo cute! Lori T

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  10. So important to start them early on world events.

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