This is Candace. A gravelly-voiced little angel. Her voice is a mixture of squeaks and rocks. She's adorable. And here is her monster face.
...Then she usually does a little dance...
...Then goes back to attacking the camera...
Next is Stanley. He is smart, brilliant, and loves to goof around. Wonderful monster-face-maker too.
Now, while Stanley's monster is impressive, none can compare to the incomparableness of Jemmy. Ah, yes, Jemmy. He is in a category all by himself. And that category is Total Awesomeness of Everything Pseudo-Martial-Arts/Monster.
...and more Jemmy...
He is probably the lightest, skinnest kid I know, but that won't stop him from throwing fake kicks at everyone. I think he only weights maybe 20 pounds...Y'know, looking at these pictures, I feel sorry for Felena, who had to stand behind Jemmy and Candace. All she did that day was stand next to the bandaged-up body. Especially, when I mentioned that she was the exact same height as the body...
For Afternoon Kindergarten (and MK, but I forgot my camera) we made Spider Hats in preparation for Halloween. This is how it turned out...
Tom and Rex always seem to be running away from me in the photos. But they're really not. They just have super amounts of energy and always have glowing smiles on their faces. I really love these two, they are both brilliant.This is Betty. Absolutely beautiful and always wanting to impress.
This is Sharlene. She's a funny duck of a child, but is always so amusing to watch.
This is Jeff, who I adore. Only, I'm trying to get him to stop hugging me so much. Who knew that would be my biggest problem with this kid. ^_^
Simon was not in a good mood when we did spider hats...
But I tickled him...and all was better.
There are so many more kids in my class, but my internet is being really slow, so I'll have to highlight them on another day. ^_^
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