Triple Nap: A Viral President's Day

Monday, February 16, 2009

A Viral President's Day

This President's Day our house is 20% viral; poor Elizabeth gets to test out the nasty bug first this year. It does not look fun. It hasn't stopped her from teaching us all about President's Day. Most importantly, George Washington was very brave because when his teeth rotted away he let someone poke hippopotamus teeth into his gums. Also, Abe Lincoln was very tall and then he died.

Amanda added "all I know is that the real President is Book Obama but that is a very hard name to say."

Here is a fun quiz to see how well you know your states. Jay nailed it with 96%. I'm embarrassed to say that the Midwest ruined me and I only scored 82%. I guess I'm not quite ready to run for President.

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Charlotte said...: I got a 90 - I had Rhode Island way the heck out in the middle of the ocean....; February 16, 2009 at 4:02 PM

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A Viral President's Day

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