May 30, 2011
Last week at the California Academy of Sciences we picked up these fantastic posters placements (evidently!) that we’re planning on hanging (one will go in our homeschool area and one will head into work with David for his cubicle). The … Continue reading
May 29, 2011
This is our go-to smoothie for that point in the afternoon when I know our daughter needs to eat and drink something, but she just won’t hear of it. (Can you tell we have a three year old in the … Continue reading
May 27, 2011
“Chard, smile for the camera! Smile, chard!” encourages our three year old as I try to stage a shot exhibiting the ridiculous height of the chard in our garden, while showing off her new haircut (more on that, below). Our … Continue reading
May 25, 2011
Art is important in our family. We come from artistic families and greatly value making and supporting the arts. In that vein, our family loves picture books designed to develop and inspire an appreciation for the arts in young children. … Continue reading
May 24, 2011
We picked up this table and three small sized chairs at IKEA a while back. Why spend $25 per chair when you can buy a side table and stools on sale for the same price?! Put together, it’s the perfect … Continue reading
In preparing a kids craft project for Father’s Day I enjoyed going through the multitude of father-daughter photos on our hard drives. Here are some of our family favorites to treasure and make into art! More on that soon. What … Continue reading
We so enjoyed our girls road trip through Northern California up to Oregon to visit my aunt. We’re now in recovery mode, so we’re taking the rest of the week off from the blog. We’ll see you next week when … Continue reading
I love a good road trip. Load up the car, head out for a long weekend, experience something new: count me in! I’m sure you’ll find it absolutely shocking that I haven’t been on one in, oh, about four years, … Continue reading
May 12, 2011
Remember this darling nest in the wind chime on our front porch? A birds nest by our front door in the sugar bowl of our wind chime sounds so idyllic. Beautiful, bitty eggs and the opportunity for an incredible learning … Continue reading
