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Saturday, April 08, 2006

Pinata

Fortunately, I am feeling much better now. The antibiotics are kicking in and I've been able to join in on the fun again. Thank you for all your prayers!
Today, we had a lot of fun with a pinata that some people had brought with them when they came to pick up their children.





We had soooo much fun!!! The kids each got a turn hitting the pinata, and they were all soo excited for their turn!



The pinata held out just barely long enough for everyone to have a turn hitting it, and then it broke and all the candy spilled out... resulting in a massive dive of bodies all zooming in on the candy! It was hilarious.




Even though it was mostly the older kids who got to the candy first, there was lots of candy for everyone! All the older kids shared with the younger ones... even if they didn't really want to! Haha! Some kids disappeared right after they got their candy, because they didn't want to share with anyone. Zachery was definitely one of those kids! He had a stash of candy in his shirt, which he used as a pouch to hide his candy!
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posted by Stacey Lynn Ramsay @ 5:23 PM   2 comments

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At 7:23 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Just home from Hamilton. On the way past London, Dad says to check from our Stacey for something on her blog. The pictures are adorable! What precious little jewels God created. So pleased you are feeling better.
Love always,

 
At 7:44 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I see Zacary in two of the photos. The first one he is right in the front, white t-shirt and blue shorts, no front teeth. Third picture, white T-shirt, blue shorts, scrambling to scoop the candy from under the other kids.
Stacey's Dad, The boy with the ball is not Zacary or Jelithan, but thanks for watching for them. Everbody at FBC is such an excouragement to us. Thank you all for your prays and best wishes. Your enthusiasm and antiscipation to welcome Zacary & Jelithan into our church family is over-whelming. Love you all!

 

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