Hoedown Day in kindergarten
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Hoedown Day in kindergarten
Well, then
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Re: Hoedown Day in kindergarten
Well, then
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Re: Hoedown Day in kindergarten
But is it a hoedown without the Coors?
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Re: Hoedown Day in kindergarten
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"Larry" is an eastern Washington rancher with a wacked sense of humour that I read on Twitter.
For Easter, he filled one of his granddaughter's Easter Eggs with cow manure. It is apparently a family tradition.
If that happened to the Little Hoedown lady-it looks like Grandpa would be eating what was in that egg.
"Larry" is an eastern Washington rancher with a wacked sense of humour that I read on Twitter.
For Easter, he filled one of his granddaughter's Easter Eggs with cow manure. It is apparently a family tradition.
If that happened to the Little Hoedown lady-it looks like Grandpa would be eating what was in that egg.
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Re: Hoedown Day in kindergarten
You got that right. After she stopped laughing...Spock wrote: ↑Mon Apr 12, 2021 5:51 pmhttps://twitter.com/TheDailyCowman/stat ... 2368241665
"Larry" is an eastern Washington rancher with a wacked sense of humour that I read on Twitter.
For Easter, he filled one of his granddaughter's Easter Eggs with cow manure. It is apparently a family tradition.
If that happened to the Little Hoedown lady-it looks like Grandpa would be eating what was in that egg.
Well, then
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Growing up in Wyoming, we had hoedown days on a fairly frequent basis. Sometimes, just to switch things up a little, we would give them different names, like Tuesday or Wednesday or Thursday or ....
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Re: Hoedown Day in kindergarten
The elementary all my kids went to had "Western Day" each year where the kids would dress up and then in PE they'd do square dancing. We have lots of great pictures and some videos of them doing it.
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They were doing the chicken dance and sombrero song and cowboy songs
Well, then
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Re: Hoedown Day in kindergarten
silvercamaro wrote: ↑Tue Apr 13, 2021 1:43 pmGrowing up in Wyoming, we had hoedown days on a fairly frequent basis. Sometimes, just to switch things up a little, we would give them different names, like Tuesday or Wednesday or Thursday or ....
Well, then