Monday, November 22, 2010

Enapay

William's kindergarden class learned all about the Pilgrims and Indians at Thanksgiving time. They had a big Thanksgiving feast right before Thanksgiving and made their own Indian costumes, complete with headgear. Each child had to pick an Indian name and that name was the name they went by at the feast. William was very methodical about choosing his name--we had to get online and look up Indian names and their meanings. He vetoed a ton of them before settling on "Enapay", which is a Native American Souix name meaning "brave". Here is my little Enapay, all costumed up:
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And, then just because everyone has to get in on the action, Enapay the second:

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And, the third!

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And, then just because you can't pull a camera out these days without little man running up to you & yelling "Cheese!":

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