Howdy Pardner
Today was the grand finale at Newcastle School of "Western Days." I was able to go and help out for the morning and had a great time. We even made "hot rocks," which is what cowboys and cowgirls ate while on the trail while herdin' doggies. They used to heat up flat rocks in a fire and cook biscuits on top. Due to the strict, wimpy Salt Lake County fire marshal codes, we were unable to duplicate that process exactly, and used an oven. The biscuits turned out great, and were consumed with the aid of butter, strawberry jam, and a two ounce paper cup of milk.
Pre hot rocks anticipation
Shoot, there was even some singin' by the campfire,
Flag Salutin'
........and doggie bustin'
Eeeee Haaaa!
Ok then.
6 comments:
Nothing like that out here. Sounds fun!
That cowpoke in the black hat steals the show. Rumor is, there's going to be a stage musical version of "Blazing Saddels."
Look like this bunch is rarin' to go. Saddle up!
HOw fun!!!! I wish I could have gone.
Let's hear it for emma's preschool teacher - what a blast! And emma's got "moves" when she does the actions to the songs.
XO
Aunt Barb
That is so adorable I can hardly stand it. When Emma throws her hands up in the air for "jelly" you can feel her glee. I LOVE THAT SONG!!!
Em and I loved watching peanut butter and jelly:) What a cute cowgirl Emma is.
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