Judy and I had a nice treat this past Friday
evening. Brianna was in her first program
at F.A.I.T.H. Preschool.
That's Futures Are In The Hands of the Lord.
Here's Brianna making her entrance. She's in
jeans and a gray shirt front and center
beside her teacher.
Here's Bri, in place with the other "Toddler
Turkeys." I'm sure all the other parents
were just certain their child was the sweetest
little dumpling in the pot, but that would be Bri.
Because I know everyone is very busy and
it's a lot to ask people to sit through videos
of other people's grandchildren, I've posted
viewing times (all brief) with the four songs
in which I thought Bri was most enthusiastic
in singing and doing the motions. The lyrics
are actually rather humorous. And all the
Pilgrims, Indians, and Turkeys are adorable.
Gobble, Gobble (32 seconds)
Gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble
Fat turkeys, fat turkeys.
Gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble
Fat turkeys are we.
We're not here for living,
We're here for Thanksgiving,
Gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble
Fat turkeys are we.
Turkey Dinner (33 seconds)
Turkey dinner, turkey dinner
Gather 'round, gather 'round.
who will get the drumstick?
Yummy, yummy drumstick.
All sit down. All sit down.
Chestnut stuffing, cornbread muffins,
Pumpkin pie, mile high.
We were all thinner,
Till we came to dinner.
Me oh my, me oh my!
Ten Little Indians (49 seconds)
1 little, 2, little, 3 little Indians,
4 little, 5 little, 6 little Indians,
7 little, 8 little, 9 little Indians,
10 little Indian boys and girls.
*Oo Ah Oo Ah, shoot that arrow . . .
*Sittin' in the boat and the boat tips over . . .
Indian Chief (20 seconds)
This is a great big Indian chief.
This is his arrow and his bow.
This is his wigwam. This is his flute.
And this is the way he sits just so.
So there's a quick summary of the
season's best entertainment. Wow,
what will the Christmas program be like?
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