:: 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
Bible Story
Every Sunday, the pastor at our church does a very brave thing: he talks to the children for a few minutes and somehow relays the message he will be preaching about in a way that they can understand. One Sunday, he put up his hand to show a way to pray: each finger representing a different person to pray for…. View Post
“A List of Things for my Mom to Write About” – Hadley
We went to Hadley’s conference recently and her teacher told us that one of her favorite things to do is work at centers. She writes in her journal, looks up words in the dictionary, writes recipes, and does research. And she makes list of things I can write about. It’s quite a list with lots of variety, don’t you think?… View Post
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