Besides just being a day in which we celebrate some pretty great role models, we think a lot about how God has blessed our country with some outstanding leaders and we give thanks.
Tarver started our morning off with a steaming potful of 'Presidential Porridge'. It's his special recipe containing rolled oats, pumpkin puree, chopped cranberries and some secret spices. It is so good- fit for a president!
Ryland dressed in character, which isn't abnormal at all. The exception: we couldn't find his hatchet so he had to make-do with a chainsaw. We're just calling it the modern day version of George Washington.
To end our day we made a cherry pie with fresh/frozen cherries, picked last June from one of our favorite farms just south of our home.
"Government is not reason, it is not eloquence, it is force; like fire, a troublesome servant and a fearful master. Never for a moment should it be left to irresponsible action." -George Washington
Oh, that cherry pie looks SO good...Mom made one for Dad (and us, of course) at Valentine's Day. YUM. :) Love Ryland's outfit. ;)
ReplyDeleteHave you read "George Washington's Breakfast"? Cute book.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see your boys are learning to love history!
(Note to self: never serve pie when Hollie's family comes over...she is apparently a pie-making genius since she makes flawless crusts!!)
Oh, how fun! We never did anything for president's day growing up, but what cute ideas! Oh, and I liked seeing Rylan's costume and the makeshift chainsaw!!! LOL :)
ReplyDelete~Anna Curran
What a fun day that must of been!! Little George lost his hatch and what happened to his tie? Your pie looks so delicious.ummmm umm
ReplyDeleteLove Gramma