Hello everyone! It’s been a week full of reading, cricket, softball, rounders, playdough, popcorn, plants, cuddles, gloves, tennis balls and part of a random biscuit for this three year old. I went to high school when I visited Assumption College to cheer on our interschool sports teams and was so proud of the enthusiasm and sportsmanship displayed by everyone. The only ball tampering was done by me when I modified my tennis ball by adding a giant hole. Too soon to mention ball tampering? If so, I apawlogise. Overheard this week… “Imagine if Asha had rainbow fur. He’d be so colourful!” “I didn’t know you could catch!” “Ummm, Asha, can I please have the glove back now?” “Can I please hold your lead?” “You were two and now you’re three. Next you will be four!” “Did your legs grow?” On Friday afternoon, 3/4P helped Tracey Crane fill some very big pots with very colourful plants. If you walk past the Grade 3/4, 5H & 5P classrooms, you will see them. Bendigo Bank donated some money to the Edible Garden Group and…. ….they bought us some plants and pots. I helped by supawvising the planting process, sniffing all the soil and picking up a dropped glove. Everyone was wearing gloves, so I thought I would too. It didn’t really ‘fit like a glove’. Could have something to do with the fact I have little paws and not hands. It was a pawsome way to spend a Friday afternoon and I can’t wait to see the plants grow and grow and grow. .