Thursday, May 29, 2008
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Faithful Tulips
Tulip Pulling. . . tasting. . .
Singing to the tulips. . .
sitting in the tulips
scooting thru the tulips
The tulip season has been longer than usuall this year for some. . .
On my birthday last year my honey gave me a bag of tulip bulbs and we planted them for a family home evening activity this past fall. This is the kind of faith I understand. My sweet angel sang to the flowers and helped them to grow, and then one afternoon something happened to all the petals, I am sure it was not the wind. I did need a few minuites to get dinner ready and let my sweet pea loose in the back yard. She has taken several of them to Grandpa. . . she has not stopped picking flowers since.
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Naps are good for creativity
Love the hair, its all natural.
love it when they wake up from a nap happy!
Love Library books, Mom loves happy together "moments"
Drool factory
She wanted to make Grampa some cupcakes. (Here they are with out the Cake.) She matched the colors all on Her own.
She designed her own hat, the ears are a nice touch.
Energy boost
Who couldn't use a boost of energy
Number 3 sounds good about now.
Number 7 would be nice at times but some how "The Wiggles" is the only option that wins
Parents' Everyday Energy BoostsIn a rut? Feeling too tired to tackle another chore? Try these tedium-busting tactics:
1. Head off in a different direction, with an alternate driving or walking route.
2. Find reasons to laugh -- and say thank you.
3. Wrap yourself in red or orange with a bright shawl or blanket.
4. Free up space and energy. Clear out the clutter in your purse, mail pile, bedroom, or car.
5. Lose yourself in a good book or film.
6. Be creative: Paint, write, knit, or sew.
7. Pump up the volume: Fast beats are energizing. Increase your heart rate with tempos that go from slow to fast.
8. Take a hike: Get a natural high from beaches, mountains, lakes, forests.
Number 3 sounds good about now.
Number 7 would be nice at times but some how "The Wiggles" is the only option that wins
Parents' Everyday Energy BoostsIn a rut? Feeling too tired to tackle another chore? Try these tedium-busting tactics:
1. Head off in a different direction, with an alternate driving or walking route.
2. Find reasons to laugh -- and say thank you.
3. Wrap yourself in red or orange with a bright shawl or blanket.
4. Free up space and energy. Clear out the clutter in your purse, mail pile, bedroom, or car.
5. Lose yourself in a good book or film.
6. Be creative: Paint, write, knit, or sew.
7. Pump up the volume: Fast beats are energizing. Increase your heart rate with tempos that go from slow to fast.
8. Take a hike: Get a natural high from beaches, mountains, lakes, forests.
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