Fun Day

Friday, my jury took the day off, because we can. We learned that once we were in deliberations, we were free to set our own schedule. Three of the twelve needed to be other places, so we all took the day off!

It was very fortunate for Bob and I, because it was a special event at Oden's school. The fourth and fifth graders had an event about historical figures. The kids dressed up as "their" historical person, gave a speech and brought something for lunch, to share, that their person would eat.

The speeches were one on one with whoever pressed their button, Wax Museum style. It was a fun event. I talked to more than one Tony Hawk and Bill Gates was very popular, too.

I think you can guess who some of these kids represented, but here's the rundown:

Mr. T., Annie Oakley, Neil Armstrong and Arnold Schwartzenegger, Michele Obama.

Milton Hersey, Armstrong and Schwartzenegger-again, Hank Aaron and Joan d'Arc, twice

George Washington, Tony Hawke, Dr. Suess, Mary Ingalls Wilder.

I loved how Hank Aaron is helping Joan d'Arc with her stake. Below is Bob, Sharon and Oden, aka Schwartzenegger.

Don't Bob and Oden look alike?

The fun is over, Monday, I'm back in the jury deliberation room. So far, deliberating is less stressful than listening to evidence being presented and listening to attorneys talk.