Abby, Zoë and Enzo

Green, Green, Green, I made sure we were all wearing green today... and then didn't get a single photo, bad Mommy I know.  Abby had on a green long sleeved shirt with jeans and green socks to match (thanks to Auntie Elizabeth).  She had dark green bowties in her pig tails too.  Zoë had on a white shirt with light green sparkle cordoroy pants and wore her green sweater that matches. She too had pig tails, hers had light green hairties.  Mommy wore a green t-shirt that Nonno sent to Daddy a while ago from an Irish pub in Atlantic city with some saying about Irish and Italians... I'm not sure what it means, but it went with the holiday.  At school all of the kids were dressed in some sort of green, and almost all of the girls had pig tails with green hairties.  Hannah had the exact same outfit on as Zoë, even the sweater.  Mommy finished the craft that I had made for the parents.  They are gold painted cups with a rainbow coming off the side and some yellowish/gold cotton balls inside the cup and the kids' silver footprint on green paper is inside the cup.  That's the treasure at the end of the rainbow. The project was time consuming and I didn't get to finish Abby and Zoë's rainbows, so I just brought their footprints home.  Auntie Reanna came by a little while before it was time to go home and she was all dressed up.  Green ribbons in her hair, a green shirt, shamrock stickers by her eyes, home made green "rope" belt... the works.  Abby and Zoë were very excited to see her and show her their classroom.  At home the girls got to put together their own salads and had french fries on top, Pennsylvania style (plus a couple of fish sticks for good measure).  Zoë was tired and definitely in need of some snuggles and lego building... then off to bed.