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| Robot-painting: big job! |
Unfortunately I can't be here next week, as one of my other jobs drags me away for a couple of days - a once in a century kind of invitation I'm afraid. Sadly, that means I miss the monthly birthday party & chance to show off some Hallowe'en moves (now gone up in smoke). Even though I was going to be away I prepped to help all my mates make some easy Hallowe'en masks and downloaded an entirely new album of songs (bless Super Simple Songs!)
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| Can we do this? Yes, we can! |
I was not the only one to have done some prep; a very large robot in a state of undress was systematically painted a revolving door of giddy artistes, who also managed to paint themselves a good deal of the time. Truly a large mission & very well crowd-controlled with a minimum of fuss - K-sensei is good at this "smiley-growly" management!
Although feeling in the dog-house, a rainy lunch gave me the chance to deploy my paper plates into the unstructured apres-lunch debacle I dislike; very under-supplied, a first-come first-served policy left me quite nagged. however, K-sensei is very sensible and quietly told the disappointed ones to get over it, while paying passive attention & being useful without being intrusive. Like.
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| Hallowe'en head-bands - test run |
While I was doing this, the enigmatic mask-wearing dinner lady was saying goodbye and being mobbed by children being emotional - I don't think they know what she looks like either...just the bearer of nosh until today! I must admit, a very distracting dinner lady despite the plain white uniform, mask, & hair net (I say no more). Anyway, they made her cry (not my fault!) but my forte!
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