I cut out a bunch of shapes so we could put together little turkeys and write something that we're grateful for on each feather.
I thought it was such a cute idea, and I also thought it would be fun to see what Max is grateful for.
So we did it.
They turned out cute, right?
Max's is hilarious looking. He was pretty disappointed in me that I didn't remember to cut out wattles for the turkeys. I think they must've been working on turkeys at school because I for sure did not teach him that word!
He's grateful for friends, family, eating, his body (I think he had a little help with that one), Dad, Mama Fish, Sultan, and lastly me. We had to remind him that he probably should put me on there. We said, "Didn't you forget somebody Max?" He thought hard and said, "Oh yeah, SULTAN!" Ah well, I know he loves me.
I'm grateful for a lot of things, but one of those things is the internet. It's so nice to feel connected to so many friends and family even though we're so far apart. What a blessing.
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I guess that the mama's job is to be so transparently effective at keeping everyone safe, loved and functional, she becomes so much a part of each person, they forget that she is a person outside of themselves. And you do that job. For sure, you'd be one of the first feathers on my tail.
I'm glad the activity is getting around! I think it's super fun.
LOL! I love Frazz and I love his turkey! And, I loved being able to see/talk to you yesterday on your momma's computer. AMAZING!
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