And on the morning of April 1 there were indeed sombreros, one full-sized and another, too small even for the kids, that could maybe fit a very patient guinea pig or rabbit.





There were two sessions. The first was with what I was told were 57 or 58 three to five-year-olds. They are very small and move fast, so I wasn't able to count them myself. The second was with about two dozen six to eight-year-olds, who aren't as small but move even faster.
I have two appearances scheduled in May, which I'll discuss soon, and tomorrow I plan to post a message from our friends at Reading Is Fundamental.
Until then, I welcome your guesses as to what I am holding in my right hand in the last picture.
3 comments:
Good stuff, JD. Looks like fun.
Gotta' say, you look right at home up there in front of those kids!
Thanks, Chris and Sue.
It was indeed fun, and also a bit draining, as I had to see how the audience was responding and keep them interested.
But I'm totally ready to do it again.
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