Okay, so my kids usually turn their noses up at pickles, so I may be out of the loop. But, do kids usually count giant dill pickles in their list of favorite foods? I guess they have high hopes, because upon further inspection of the school calendar, pickles will be for sale a number of times throughout the rest of the school year. Go figure. Another quirky Wichita way.Thursday, October 2, 2008
A Strange Wichita Palate
Paige's school has had a few Friday fundraisers for the 5th graders. We've seen suckers for sale a couple of times. Popcorn has also been sold. So, Paige comes home today with the granddaddy of them all:
Okay, so my kids usually turn their noses up at pickles, so I may be out of the loop. But, do kids usually count giant dill pickles in their list of favorite foods? I guess they have high hopes, because upon further inspection of the school calendar, pickles will be for sale a number of times throughout the rest of the school year. Go figure. Another quirky Wichita way.
Okay, so my kids usually turn their noses up at pickles, so I may be out of the loop. But, do kids usually count giant dill pickles in their list of favorite foods? I guess they have high hopes, because upon further inspection of the school calendar, pickles will be for sale a number of times throughout the rest of the school year. Go figure. Another quirky Wichita way.
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I am laughing at the pickle loving Paige. And yes, what a STRANGE fundraiser. Whatever happened to cookie dough sales?
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