Wow, I think Wild Week might be an understatement. This week was a very busy one in the bi academic projects of the year...
on Tuesday, the kids competed in Science Fair. (had to sneak a pic of Wyatt in his interview)
While Bailey awaited her two interviews, we wandered the Air and Space Museum where the science fair took place. I couldn't believe Wyatt managed to fit in the cockpit of this tiny exhibit!
This exhibit from a bomber group was one of Wyatt's favorites. He loved looking up inside at the bomb bay and the turret guns, and was fascinated at how they also performed humanitarian missions.
He says he would love to restore one of these.
This is Bailey's project on goat stifles.
This is Wyatt's cycle generator.
His poster
the baby chick that hatched on Monday...
As Monday was my sister's birthday, she got to name her, and chose Gilberta.
With lots of rosemary on hand, lemon rosemary chicken went into the crick pot. Weeks like this require crock pot time!
Shadow was pretty bored with poster making, and wasn't at all happy with me that Wyatt wasn't cuddled up with her for his school work.
On Saturday, the kids both competed in National History Day. I knew Wyatt was fighting being sick, but he had put so much into his project. I dropped them off for their presentations and had to go teach at work as part of an ALS fundraiser/ awareness event. Then I picked them up to take them for a treat before the awards ceremony.
They were so ready to go home!
By the time we got home, Wyatt's fever was in full, so Bailey and I went out and split up the feeding and chores, though we did take a little break for a quick driving lesson. =). We also found the first Polish egg from the new pair tht came to us in January. We will see if anything develops with it!
Today, with Wyatt sick and me staying up much of the night with him, we stayed home from church and began to get some new things done. I will get you an update on some exciting new other things happening here tomorrow!
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