Last night they built an igloo!
I can’t believe how creative they are and how they keep coming up with these ideas!
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Kent
Week 50 of 52: Our Elves, Hans and Mr. Jingles.
This morning when I came downstairs I caught our mischievous elves making a huge mess having a snowball fight in the house! Silly Elves!
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Kent
They’re Back! We don’t even have the Christmas tree up yet, but both Hans and Mr. Jingles where here when I got up. Hans has the Yellow hair and Mr. Jingles has the dark hair. This morning they weren’t up to much. 
Last year’s antics can be viewed here. Facebook Gallery. The elves adventures will be posted on the blog this year and NOT FaceBook.
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American Wild Turkey. Did you know this could well have been our national bird? But instead millions of them (domesticated) are consumed every year on Thanksgiving!
But instead our founding fathers were small enough to name the American Bald Eagle as our national bird and national animal. What a proud majestic creature!
The migration of Eagles has already started on the Mississippi flyway and is about 3 to 4 weeks ahead of schedule! Let me know if you want to book an hands on / in filed Eagle workshop this winter and we can make that happen!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Kent
Week 49: Survivor Buck
Didn’t have much time or much day light left, was happy to find one of the “Twins” after the first Illinois Shotgun hunting season.
Calendar shows 5 weeks left in 2014, but this is post #49, so this might end up being a 53 week project.
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Thanks for stopping by, Life is good, and I am blessed!
Kent