Realize after making pumpkin pie for almost ten Thanksgivings that you need milk and heavy cream; not either/or. It’s always good to read through the instructions and ingredient list no matter how long you’ve been baking. A “pat in the pan” crust is easiest. Just mix together flour, a little salt, butter and a little milk or cream (either/or is… View Post
Communication
Sometimes Hadley drops us notes. Here are some of my recent favorites: This was slipped under our bedroom door around 5:45 in the morning. It was nice that she left a couple of lines to write a response. Here’s a note she wrote during a timeout. In case you can’t read it: “Dear Daddy, People can be mean sometimes but… View Post
Around Here
:: A l’il paper crafting for various events. Harper had a Thanksgiving Feast at preschool last week and she was in charge of bringing in napkins. I bought white napkins like a donkey – WHAT MOTHER in the age of Pinterest, and all the DIYness in the world buys white napkins and thinks that will be acceptable? Her highness was… View Post
A Literary Thanksgiving
Since it’s a long weekend, I think that if you have time you ought to take a trip to the library or a great bookstore in your neighborhood. If you’re in DC, check out Politics and Prose. Or, if you’re in Raleigh, take a look at Quail Ridge Books. South Bend has a great used bookstore, too. It’s called Erasmus… View Post
New Journal for Winter Break
I don’t anticipate my kids will get bored over the break. I mean, my kids never nag, whine, or tell me there’s nothing in the house amongst the dolls, puzzles, books, crafts, legos, and two thousand dinosaurs to do. But just in case, I made these. There’s an All About Me page, with questions to capture what kids think and… View Post
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