Thursday, December 30, 2010
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Such Happiness
Monday, December 13, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Tooth...Lost!
That's right, it's lost. Well not really, it's just out of its socket.
It was a fun filled 20 minutes while the tooth was manuvered this way and that. Finally, I just pulled it out because that baby was not going to stay in there overnight.
We were going to put it in this handy dandy tooth fairy pillow.
However, after discussing many options, we have decided on the tooth fairy jar.
If you haven't tried, it please do!
Can't wait for the tooth fairy visit. Someone is very concerned she will have a hard time getting into the house. We may need to leave a window open!
Friday, October 15, 2010
Busy Bear
This is the bear that has been with us for the past few days. Busy bear is to attend all our happenings while we document them.
I do have to say, we're going to have to invent things to do so we have something to write about!
Tomorrow we will play tennis, go on a nature walk and bake some muffins.
Jennifer Hoech
I do have to say, we're going to have to invent things to do so we have something to write about!
Tomorrow we will play tennis, go on a nature walk and bake some muffins.
Jennifer Hoech
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Letter Boxing
If you haven't letter boxed, go do it now.
It's a bit like geocoaching but more fun for little kids. Basically, you print out clues that lead you to a hidden box. Each box has a journal and a stamp. You also carry a stamp and journal. You stamp the box's journal with your stamp and stamp your journal with the box's stamp. It's interesting to read the box's journal to see how many other people have found the box before you.
Eventually your journal becomes full with unique stamps as most are hand carved.
Some of the clues will take you on a bit of a hike. It also introduces you to new places around town that you many not otherwise visit.
Atlas Quest is a nice website because you can easily track the boxes you have found. There are many great features on the website that make it easy to find boxes.
There is also Letterboxing North America that is an ok site. It's just hard to keep track of what you've completed.
These boxes are all over the place which makes it easy to find one on just about every outing.
We're planning on planting our own box this summer. The kids are looking forward to writing the clues and carving their own stamp!
It's a bit like geocoaching but more fun for little kids. Basically, you print out clues that lead you to a hidden box. Each box has a journal and a stamp. You also carry a stamp and journal. You stamp the box's journal with your stamp and stamp your journal with the box's stamp. It's interesting to read the box's journal to see how many other people have found the box before you.
Eventually your journal becomes full with unique stamps as most are hand carved.
Some of the clues will take you on a bit of a hike. It also introduces you to new places around town that you many not otherwise visit.
Atlas Quest is a nice website because you can easily track the boxes you have found. There are many great features on the website that make it easy to find boxes.
There is also Letterboxing North America that is an ok site. It's just hard to keep track of what you've completed.
These boxes are all over the place which makes it easy to find one on just about every outing.
We're planning on planting our own box this summer. The kids are looking forward to writing the clues and carving their own stamp!
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Embroidery
The girls each did a little embroidery project over the summer.
I really wasn't sure if the little one would be able to do the stitching but she loved it. She would just sit there and work on it for the longest time.
These are their own drawings that I transfered onto the fabric. I got the idea from Skip to My Lou.
The big girl even sewed her pillow together.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Thursday, June 24, 2010
The Baby is Five
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Frogs
Summer bugs and frogs. Or are they toads?
I've been listening to the kiddos laugh and squeel about the toads for the past hour. Honestly, it's been a long time since I've heard my son's high-pitched innocuous jubilations of delight.
Utter abandoment for all things cool and a too long reigned in release of excitement.
I would have gone out there to take pictures of him so excited but that surely would have ruined the delighted yelps of summer.
Summer. That's what it's for.
Wednesday, June 02, 2010
3rd Grade Water Party
5th Grade Graduate
Here Jonah is receiving his diploma and the Presidential Acedemic Award. This is the owner of the Round Rock Express.
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