Dear Jackson,
Ms. Smith-Willis was very excited when we saw "your" fish at the aquarium. She told me you would know what its name.
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Seattle's Space Needle
Ms. Smith-Willis, Dr. Artis, and I had a wonderful trip up the space needle. You get to the top in 41 seconds...wow, what a quick trip!! You get an awesome view 520 feet above "The Emerald City."
Horses in Seattle!!
Cacky, is your horse smaller than this one? They were very big and lots of people were petting them.
Jackson's Fish!!
Do you recognize this, Jackson? Ms. Smith-Willis will be proud of you!!
Jamie's Fish
Do you recognize this?? I bet you do!!
Pike's Market
Ursula...I got to Pike's Market. This store had gorgeous flowers. I love the gerbera daisies and the cala lilies were also beautiful!!
Nutcrackers on Parade
A wonderful way to decorate a city.
This little guy just makes you want to smile!!
A nutcracker standing on a "peppermint candy."
This nutcracker is right outside a chocolate shop. I sure wish we could nibble away at him!!
This is the nutcracker for baseball fans.
Can you see the Taj Mahal at the base of this nutcracker?
The skiing nutcracker
A beautiful ballerina
Nutcrackers in Seattle
We see different nutcrackers all over the city...will most more tomorrow.
My New Backpack
This is the backpack everyone got when they registered. I used it today to carry all my things.
Mrs. Euwer's Room
Don't you just love my cozy room? I'm not spending much time here though. I'm working hard with Ms. Smith-Willis.
Gingerbread House
Can you believe this is a model of our hotel? You can actually eat everything in this gingerbread house? I think we should ask Charlie to make one of Pingry!!
Three Students Working in Seattle
These are the three wonderful students that Dr. Artis, Ms. Smith-Willis and I are traveling with in Seattle. Godfrey, Yaadira, and Auriel are all excited to begin their conference on leadership today.
Pingry Teachers Travel to the Pacific Coast!
Mrs. Euwer and Ms. Smith-Willis Travel to Seattle
The PoCC Logo
This is the logo for the 2006 NAIS People of Color Conference
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