Today at Beaver's preschool the kids made pizza for their Thanksgiving cooking day. Other moms were there with their cameras, snapping pictures, but I was just hanging out, enjoying myself. Poor Beaver had to ask me, "Please you can take a picture of me making my pizza?" Good thing I had my phone with me.
Honestly, we moms were a bit skeptical about how well it was going to work to have a dozen or so preschoolers mixing dough and making pizzas, but the school had it nicely organized and it turned out very cute and fun. They even had little pizza boxes for the kids to take their pizzas home. It was interesting to see what kinds of toppings the parents sent. One little girl had anchovies, capers, and fresh basil leaves, among other things. Another had sliced, hard boiled egg. Most of them had corn. Japanese like corn on pizza. Beaver will eat nothing on pizza except sausage, pepperoni, and cheese. Someone offered him corn, and he seemed ready to break down into tears at the horror of the thought.
Cute kids with their pizzas.
Check out Beaver and his little blonde friend next to him. They were holding hands throughout the photo shoot.
Last Saturday was the annual Food Fair at Bear's school. It is the only fundraiser they do, and it is a big deal. It was fun, with lots of food booths selling all sorts of delicious food. They also had carnival games going on in the school, hosted by the various classes. Bear's class was doing Bingo, and they all had to take a turn helping to run the game.
Bear had a cub scout activity a couple of weeks ago. Beaver needs to work on his Japanese peace sign for photos.
I had something else going on, so I didn't go, but Mr. Mike took Beaver to a fish market...
...and a castle.
I took a Japanese cooking class last week, so now I can recognize a few more grocery store items. Hooray!
And....I think that about sums up our latest happenings. November is flying right by. It is still beautiful autumn weather here, so it is hard to realize that we are coming up on December. Although tonight it was chilly enough that we made a fire in our fireplace and roasted marshmallows. Time to start thinking about Christmas!
2 comments:
I love little boys in cub scout uniforms!
And I love that Sean was holding hands with his friend. So cute.
This is so funny. His #1 peace sign. Holding hands with the girl. (Is his preschool in English?) Oh man and the pizza. I remember how crazy the pizza was there. The toppings offered at Dominos. We were always all ???? Like squid ink and corn.
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