Showing posts with label kid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kid. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 16, 2007

Wish Flower


"LOOK mom,
we have a
wish flower
in our yard!"
Tessa, age 5

Friday, May 11, 2007

Grateful Friday


Oh Friday has come and gone, but I am posting my list anyway.
  • I love looking at this picure. There is a 87 year age difference between them- yet they have so much in common. Seriously. They share some of the same passions. Like... saving used wrapping paper just because it is pretty, saving cards, the color purple, the love of birds, and the list goes on and on.
  • Started my assignments for my summer classes, even though they officially start next week.
  • Received my order from Amazon with 2 books that will help me write all the papers that I need to write.
  • The money to pay summer tuition. And the approval for subsidized student loans for next year.
  • Sunny weather.
  • Baseball has started for my son.
  • Maybe taking the kids out for pizza tonight and meeting friends there. Maybe. Not confrimed yet.
  • A semi-clean, semi-picked up house at the momment.
  • Having lunch with my husband and girls yesturday. Ordering a really good sandwich.
  • Making pancakes, bacon, hashbrowns and fruit for supper last night.
  • Finally getting my kids to eat pure maple syrup rather that the heavily poisoned high-fructose cornsyrup brands. Now I am working on the yogurt.
  • My mother's day presents. Cards, keychain, a ring. Yes I have received them all already. Kids just have to live in the here and now.
  • My pre-schooler is speaking kindergarten. "Mom look I made a pattern. Blue, Purple, Blue, Purple.....
  • I just feel very blessed that I have plans. That I have family to support me. That I have the resources to go forward. That although I am scared- I know in my heart I am doing the right thing and that it will all work out.

Saturday, April 08, 2006

Imagine- Journal entry #13 & tales from the dancers darkside






















A layout that is not entirely digi. I do own some
paint and gel medium! But I have to admit- holding
a baby made me switch to digi for the journaling.
But the rest is entirely paper, paint and glue.

Feeling inspired by Twistedsoda to tap into
my tactile stuff and get my hands a little dirty
this last week of the challenge.

Stood in line today for almost 2 hours to buy tickets
to my daughters dance recital. (she's 3). So rediculous.
You'd think we were buying tickets to a rock concert.
Tickets went on sale at noon. People start lining up at the
latest 11. No kidding.

My friend needs handicapped seating for her mother- and
of course the theater has limited handicapped seating- we were
there at 10:45. Got her seats. I go an aisle - since my mom is
clausterphobic in auditoriums.

Hope I don't offend anyone- but some of these moms rival the
little league dads. I was very grateful that I go out alive.