Can we fix it?!

Katie had some friends and their kids over. I've never seen so many kids in our house. Anyway some of the kids got into the secret passage and wrecked Morgan's legos. Some buildings were totally demolished. She was very upset to say the least about it so I helped her fix things.

Of course her attention span for fixing soooo many lego sets was limited so she took off with the camera and filmed her own little monologue. I guess there is some kid(s) at school who doesn't believe any of Morgan's stories. Like that she has a secret passage, has been to Paris, lived in London, and saw the Queen in the trooping of the colours parade. I guess that does seem a bit far fetched if your 8 and have lived in small town USA your whole life.

During Hanukkah we bought some draddles to donate to the kid's daycare. We played a game before handing them over. I think the draddle must be weighted or something. Statistically each side should have a 25% chance of coming up, but we hit the nothing happens symbol where you get nothing but don't have to put anything in the pot more times seems possible. We played with M&Ms since I was fresh out of chocolate coins. Gwen didn't understand why we were playing with our food and why she couldn't eat her winnings.