I Saw a Living Whirlwind…

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a column of air moving rapidly around

and around in cylindrical or funnel shape

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A few of our shorts ones were in a production of the

Wizard of Oz. Directed by our grown girl with the help

of her many home school mom friends. Of course it

was a delight to see the play. The short ones acting in it,

the many other children, the excitement, the thrill of

being in a play. All of it. Afterwards, the refreshment table

was loaded up with  gluten free frosted and decorated heart

cookies. Chocolate frosted and decorated houses made to

look like the emerald city and cookies shaped and decorated

like poppies. Bugles, haystacks made out of chow mein noodles

and marshmallows, pinwheels  and more. The snacks were so

creative and on theme. The Play Bill included an About the Actors page-

put together the evening before the play!

Sound affects were played on a keyboard. But it was an

‘actress” dressed in grey, wielding a hool a hoop, decorated

with grey strips of cloth whirling around the stage that made it

a whirlwind :

used in similes and  metaphors to describe a very

energetic or tumultuous person or process.

A whirlwind of activity.

 

 

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Edgy Sack 

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