While I was working on my Christmas cards today, Abigail sat at the table with me and made her own. I know I may be biased, but I can't help but be impressed with her art. It's a picture of a reindeer by a Christmas tree and then Santa's sleigh in the sky.
Abigail let Amelia decorate the outside of the card. She made a Christmas tree and some presents. Though her style is very different from Abigail's, I love hers just as much.
Before I went to work this morning, the girls decided to open a store and serve "customers". After a quick microeconomics lesson, we were up and running. They greeted the customer, took orders, counted money, and wished each other a nice day. When it was my turn to peruse the inventory, Abigail and Amelia told me that everything was free. Needless to say I bought one of each item.
Later t0night, they explained to me that it was actually no payments until June of 2009, with an APR of 16%, not actually free. They had learned their lessons well.
"Robin let me crack the eggs. We had our salt water taffy and we twisted them together. Robin said our dough was like salt water taffy. We rolled our cookies into balls and then we twisted them together." -Abigail
"Bunny and Ginger were having a bunny party. There were little mini cakes with jelly inside with sprinkles. There were two different kinds. Robin had blueberry tea. Bunny had a special outfit as you can see in the picture. And Ginger too. Bunny Hop Days was a great day. It was nice of Robin to do and I loved it." - Abigail
