It is artichoke season! Savoring these awesome veggies while I can!
The Random:
They're cleaning out the storage unit at school and I rescued this little gem from a future in a landfill...who needs an apple on their desk when you can have a mini-pinata!
The Fun:
We had a great lesson on optimism and pessimism this week. I did a "glass half full/glass half empty" activity and hearing their ideas was so amazing. They really got the idea and had some awesome insights.
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That mini pinata really is too cute. You know, I never really got into eating artichokes. I had them at a friend's house, but it felt so... tedious, until you got to the heart.
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That artichoke photo is awesome! I love it. Tell us sometime how you eat a fresh artichoke. I like them marinated from the jar but I wouldn't know what to do with a fresh one.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the pretty artichoke. I appreciate artichokes for how they look; not necessarily my favorite veggie, though.
ReplyDeleteI sure get excited to have more artichokes! YUM!
ReplyDeleteA mini pinata indeed! Love the idea of the glass half empty/full lesson! That artichoke is so pretty! I've never cooked them myself!
ReplyDeleteI love artichoke photo. Thank you for hosting. Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteGreat Pics - Thanks for hosting!!
ReplyDeleteI like artichokes too!
ReplyDeleteCute pinata
I'd like to think of that glass as half full ;)
Looks like a very interesting week.
ReplyDeleteThe Artichoke---perfectly captured.The Pinata is a cutie pie. Whether half full or half empty there's always room for something new.
ReplyDeleteLove the pinata!
ReplyDeleteYum Asparagus! And the mini piƱata is super cute! A few more weeks and you're done with school:)
ReplyDeleteCute pinata! Have a good week.
ReplyDeleteArtichokes - yum! One of my favourite things! Cute pinata :)
ReplyDeleteNice artichoke picture and love that you teach a lesson on optimism and pessimism.
ReplyDeleteKids usually have something spectacular to say if we would just listen!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots Tamar, love the artichoke one :)
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