We polished off some of the candy from Halloween that we set aside for our candy trains with the Swift family one evening. We were hoping that the Fischers could join us as well, but at the last minute they came down sick. We hope to have the Fischers over soon for another activity!
This little boy was elated to have access to a limitless supply of candy for an evening. His design approach was to put a big pile of frosting snow all over his tracks, then dump the candy on. It was sugar en masse, even if it didn't have too many recognizable details.
Alina wandered around a bit, found a lap here and there, and was her overall happy self.
No denying that evidence that she found some sugar to enjoy as well. This girl has a little twinkle in her eye that is emerging with her personality. Every now and then she'll do something like stick out her bright red tongue just to get a few laughs.
As always, David had an explanation for why he designed his train the way he did. This boy knows how to create stories and "logic" on the spot . . . then he expands on them as long as he has a listening ear . . . I hope he always hangs on to a portion of this enthusiasm to let me into the turning gears inside that head of his.
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