We took the kids to the Reds game last night and to Max’s amazement many of the characters from his all-time favorite movies were in attendance last night! It was Star Wars Night at the Ballpark! A perfect treat for an almost five year old celebrating his birthday a few days early at the game!...
Inspired by Soule Mama: “{this moment} – A Friday ritual. A single photo – no words – capturing a moment from the week. A simple, special, extraordinary moment. A moment I want to pause, savor and remember. If you’re inspired to do the same, leave a link to your ‘moment’ in the comments for all...
I mentioned my mother’s kitchen window in a post a few weeks back, and I thought I would share a picture of it so you can see how beautiful and unique it is. My mother has collected some gorgeous glass objects over the years, many of which are antiques, and they make looking through her...
This is what happens when I try to get a cute picture of all four children together…Max is kooky, Ella is fussing with her hair, Henry looks nervous & Sam refuses to look at the camera. But I love them so!
In my kitchen at any given moment you might find: ~ a baby helping with the dishes (or at least providing cuddles to his mama whilst she washes the dishes) ~ general silliness with grapes, and the gobbling of grapes as well ~ an art project of one kind or another in process (sometimes a...
A few things that make this mama smile: putting my feet up, reading a good book, good tunes on the radio (sorry, couldn’t capture that in the photo), a cookie from the bonbonerie & new nick & nora pajamas.
One of Ella’s projects this week was to create a recycle sign to hang above our garbage can in the kitchen to remind visitors that we recycle. I think this poster should definitely catch their eye! We just used things we had around the house to make it: a half of a poster board from...
This is an art activity I used to do with my preschool students when I was teaching, I always liked to use yellow/orange/reddish colors to create a sunshine, but any colors you choose would work. Rainbow Fish? Blue and Purple Polka Dots? The possibilities are endless with colors. Even very young children can do this...
Henry fell asleep while nursing today, and every time I tried to move to get up he fussed (which is unusual for him). So I laid back down, and remembered this poem from my Aunt Rita’s house. I blinked back the tears & snuggled back in. And guess what, the laundry and dishes were still...