Though Avery is still a bit too wee for fireworks, she did catch the Fourth of July spirt this year, and had a grand time celebrating America's birthday. The festivities began early last week at school, where the lessons centered on learning about America. Apparently that involves eating ice cream sundaes, which reportedly, she really enjoyed. Friday, all the kids wore t-shirts they created. Cute, huh?
Saturday, we headed to downtown Woodstock to catch the Freedom Fest Parade. Avery seemed to enjoy her first parade, especially when she saw horses and a float blowing bubbles, or "bobules."
She scored these sweet patriotic beads thanks to a nice lady in front of us. They were a huge hit and she played with them all day until Mommy hid them (it makes me a little uncomfortable for her to put things around her neck).
Thanks to Auntie Heather for the red, white and blue dress. Avery sure loved celebrating Fourth of July 2010 in it!
Though Avery is still a bit too wee for fireworks, she did catch the Fourth of July spirt this year, and had a grand time celebrating America's birthday. The festivities began early last week at school, where the lessons centered on learning about America. Apparently that involves eating ice cream sundaes, which reportedly, she really enjoyed. Friday, all the kids wore t-shirts they created. Cute, huh?
Saturday, we headed to downtown Woodstock to catch the Freedom Fest Parade. Avery seemed to enjoy her first parade, especially when she saw horses and a float blowing bubbles, or "bobules." 
She scored these sweet patriotic beads thanks to a nice lady in front of us. They were a huge hit and she played with them all day until Mommy hid them (it makes me a little uncomfortable for her to put things around her neck).
Thanks to Auntie Heather for the red, white and blue dress. Avery sure loved celebrating Fourth of July 2010 in it! 
1 comment:
How cute! I am glad she got to wear her dress. Looks like it fit well!
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