After some coaxing and coaching from her teacher, all was well.Įnjoy the photos. Her teacher asked her to sit down, and she fell/rolled!Įveryone laughed (including me…it was just so funny!) and she hid her head like a turtle. It must have been itching her nose as well, since she made scrunch-nosed faces throughout the parade.īack in her classroom it was time for a group photo.Įlise was standing up front and was blocking some of the other children. Not to mention her wig was itching, so she pushed it halfway back on her head. Too bad for the teacher she didn’t quite know how the homemade contraption was supposed to look. One of her teachers was able to convince her to dress up and helped Elise suit up. I went to the gym to wait for the parade, mildly fuming. I said, “No problem, Dear, whatever makes you comfortable! “ smile, smile… When we got to her classroom, she had a total meltdown, rolling on the floor, most of her blue face rubbed off on the carpet, etc. Only took me ‘till 8:15 this morning.Įlise had a rough morning because she didn’t want to walk in the school parade. Theeennn, I realized that I would have to make the costume. Much to my joy, she decided that she wanted to be Violet Beauregard from the new version of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. 'I was really hoping she wouldn’t want to be a princess this year…I have been trying very hard to steer her away from such foof. So this morning was Elise’s Halloween parade at school. Elise on Halloween.and a letter from her mother.

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