| Numerologists are quite pleased with themselves today. They are bringing harmony and equilibrium to this crazy world. Well at least the "Angel Numbers of 22222" are indicating we have this ability to do that if we care to try. (Has anyone checked the news today? How are we doing?) Whatever random number sequences mean to the universe, at Valley Grove Elementary School Twosday it meant dance paaaaartay! They even took the numbers a step further - they made cool peace sign Twosday hats and at 2:22.22 p.m. they took to the halls to wave their two arms, wiggle their two ears, shake their two buns and make their two legs go nearly out of control. They almost had "two" much fun. |  |
Whatever the day held for others, whatever it held for angels and whatever the numbers mean, at Valley Grove it was a great excuse for fun. So that is worth taking note of the calendar event for sure.
This whole week is being called a palindrome week where each date reads the same forward and backwards. What a great way to teach a word many adults don't even know when it so well illustrated so it can really sink in. (Maybe the kids can teach it to their parents so they won't confuse palindrome with metronome like the photographer often does.)
Tuesday's palindrome just happened to be all twos. What fun.
This whole week is being called a palindrome week where each date reads the same forward and backwards. What a great way to teach a word many adults don't even know when it so well illustrated so it can really sink in. (Maybe the kids can teach it to their parents so they won't confuse palindrome with metronome like the photographer often does.)
Tuesday's palindrome just happened to be all twos. What fun.
Sidenote: One little girl made my day today. She said photo in perhaps the most adorable way, I thought she might be British but forgot to ask. She asked, if I heard her right, "Can I buy a Fo-toe?"
And then, if that wasn't enough she came cack to ask me if I saw her jump (fo-toe above near the top of this story). I told her I did, I took her picture and she did great.
A few seconds later she came back to show me a scratch on her hand. I asked, "Oh you got scratched, are you ok," I thought maybe she was asking me for help even though it was a real superficial scratch. She said she got it at home but couldn't remember how. Then she asked the greatest thing ever - "Do you want to take a picture of it so you can remember it later?"
Why yes, yes I do,!" Kids are great reminders that life is way more fun than we make it out to be with all our series nonsense.
And then, if that wasn't enough she came cack to ask me if I saw her jump (fo-toe above near the top of this story). I told her I did, I took her picture and she did great.
A few seconds later she came back to show me a scratch on her hand. I asked, "Oh you got scratched, are you ok," I thought maybe she was asking me for help even though it was a real superficial scratch. She said she got it at home but couldn't remember how. Then she asked the greatest thing ever - "Do you want to take a picture of it so you can remember it later?"
Why yes, yes I do,!" Kids are great reminders that life is way more fun than we make it out to be with all our series nonsense.
Sidenote two: See what I'm doing here? I really wish I thought to ask if I could go back to the classroom to make my own hat since it is my birthday. That would've been a fun thing to do.
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