I was feeling guilty that no one had a chance for special activities, so when we got settled in, I resolved to be a good om and sign everyone up for classes.
Georgie got to take a 4 and under dance class. That's her walking the line.
She was clearly the youngest in her class, but she did a moderately good job in following along and not disrupting too much.
That's short stuff there in the middle. How cute are all those little girls?
Again, that's her in the middle. Georgie loved her classes, especially because she got to wear her pink dance dress and take her friend Callie (on the left) with us.
Half the class was ballet, and the second half was tap. I never got a good shot of the tap class, because seeing the moms in the mirrors got pretty distracting.
For a short time in August we were doing a challenge where we cooked a meal from every country- in alphabetical order. June helped out in making the Noni bread from Afghanistan.
IT might have just been white bread, but at least she helped out and actually ate something I made!
Matching jammies! DC was kind of a rough year because June and Georgie didn't really get along. June had her ways and Georgie generally just got in the way, but since we've been back, they've really gotten along and have been playing nicely together. I hope it lasts!
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