This was from last weeks' 5th grade graduation. Throwing their rose petals in the air. Afterwards, they were all bitter because they couldn't play "loves me, loves me not" like the girls who didn't throw their petals up in the air.
When I was young, we did the watermelon seeds. You name each one, put them on your forehead and whoever falls off last is your future boyfriend. You do look a little goofy with the black dots on your forehead, but I say it's time tested and true. Maya won't do it.
Instead, we have that glow in the dark Ouija board, which has the same fortune telling abilities and has been getting lots of use in the yard. Apparently we have 3 ghosts.
As long as they aren't moths, I'm good with them.
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Because they might get into this, and then I'd be pissed.
When I was young, we did the watermelon seeds. You name each one, put them on your forehead and whoever falls off last is your future boyfriend. You do look a little goofy with the black dots on your forehead, but I say it's time tested and true. Maya won't do it.
Instead, we have that glow in the dark Ouija board, which has the same fortune telling abilities and has been getting lots of use in the yard. Apparently we have 3 ghosts.
As long as they aren't moths, I'm good with them.
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Because they might get into this, and then I'd be pissed.
I have finally, finally, finally begun re-doing and writing up the brown wrap cardigan from last Fall. I think I'm going to love it in tweed, but I'm a little unsure I've picked the right yarn for June beach knitting. Rowan Aran Tweed. At least this one is worked in pieces, so it won't all be on my lap at once! Today's our first beach day, and it's coming along with me, so we'll see how it goes.But first, I need to find a babysitter or pawn my kids off for the night. Off to make calls.
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