I'm a fraek (but I'm in good company)

Well April Fools day is a day of reckoning here at my school. And our wonderful, good sport, loves a good laugh elementary principal is always our victim.

Last year we went pretty far with the prank and this year we aimed to keep the level of prankdom high. So below you have our little ode of love to a most amazing woman.

(Prelude: My elementary principal is the brain child behind our dresscode of skirts and hose. She has kept this standard high since the school began and we have all fallen in line with our hose and skirts (with a bit of complaining along the way but we love her so we complain on in humor). She is leaving at the end of this school year and we joked that we would all burn our hose in effigy when she left. So this is a special shout out to her love for hose and our love for pranks.)

Just in case you can't read it:
Twas 98 days since Christmas and all through the school,
No one expected an April Fools.
The stockings were hung from the ceiling with care,
In hopes that Mrs. Morse soon would be there.
The children were nestled all snug in their bed,
The mommies were up here . . . . being sneaky instead.
When you open this door, there might be a clatter
So come on in, and see what's the matter . . . .