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| Sleeping
Beauty. (9/3/11) |
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| Blueberry science: Elaine
had a hypothesis that blueberries would float. (9/5/11) |
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| She designed an experiment to test
her hypothesis.* And the blueberries sank! (9/5/11) *Cleverly,
the experiment she designed involved us buying blueberries for her.
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| When she was done, she ate the
blueberries. Tasty science! (9/5/11) |
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| Elaine and Ariana slide down the slide... (9/11/11) | |
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| ...side by side. Over and over again. Of course. (9/11/11) | |
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| Three fairies on their way to Fairieworlds Harvest. (9/17/11) | |
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| We begin with an offering of blackberries. (9/17/11) | |
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| Our human escort gathers them, saving our delicate wings from the treacherous brambles. (9/17/11) | |
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| An invitation only, pirate and fairy tea party, deep in the woods. (9/17/11) | |
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| Partaking of the gingersnaps and mint tea. (9/17/11) | |
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| A pirate bribes the little green fairy not to steal all his treasure. (9/17/11) | |
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| After vanguishing the dread Fairy Smasher with her balloon wand, Elaine le Fay takes up his hammer happy ways and pays the price. (9/17/11) | |
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| Studying the fey arts of juggling and hula hoopery to regain her magical edge, whilst a quidditch match progresses in the background. (9/17/11) | |
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| Three fairies on their way home. (9/17/11) | |
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| A pirate's bounty. (9/18/11) | |
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| A special mermaid dance. (9/18/11) | |
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| Dancing with the mermaid. (9/18/11) | |
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| Visiting Daddy's classroom. (9/21/11) | |
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| The little girl's all ready for college now. (9/21/11) | |
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| Rainfurrest: a magical place where the animals are six feet tall,
brightly colored, and give you hugs instead of trying to eat you. (9/22/11) | |
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| The Rainfurrest pony party, re-enacted in miniature, with extra dancing. (9/24/11) | |
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| All the ponies danced in pairs, as directed by the fennec fox, who didn't dance at all. (9/24/11) | |
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| Home from her first day back to preschool in the glorious fall. (9/26/11) | |
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| Given
her erratic understanding of the seasons, Elaine was quite surprised to
be informed that it's finally fall. I think she was expecting
summer to jump straight to next spring. Or maybe winter. (9/26/11) | |