Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
juice
We're getting ready to juice with Daddy -this is a Kohlrabi from the garden
first dream (that you could tell us about)
Late last night Luke crawled into our bed and in the wee hours of the morning he started talking in his sleep "chick, in! "chicken, in!", something that we've never heard him do before. When he woke up in the morning we asked if he had been dreaming and for the first time he said "Yes!".
Momma: Luke, what were you dreaming about?
Luke: Chickens! Out. Eat. In. Two Eggs!
Momma: Luke, what were you dreaming about?
Luke: Chickens! Out. Eat. In. Two Eggs!
Monday, November 23, 2009
wish list
Note from Mom and Dad on Christmas:
This is for those of you who have asked what (we want for) the kids for Christmas so here goes:
Please help us in raising children who know what this holiday is really about. Help us to balance the wants with the needs and present them with what will help them to grow in a way we would want them to go. Let’s bring in toys that are responsible – even in this small way our monies will shape their future, both in where the money goes and what it brings home to them.
This is for those of you who have asked what (we want for) the kids for Christmas so here goes:
Please help us in raising children who know what this holiday is really about. Help us to balance the wants with the needs and present them with what will help them to grow in a way we would want them to go. Let’s bring in toys that are responsible – even in this small way our monies will shape their future, both in where the money goes and what it brings home to them.
Ideas:
- Cotton clothes, practical for playing in, Luke in sizes 2T and up and Kelsea in size 5T. Old Navy and Target’s Cherokee brand seems to fit the best right now, as they are both on the slender side.
- Books appropriate for ages 4-8 or Magazines like “Highlights High Five”, “My Big Backyard” I’ll update the Amazon Wishlist that can be found under “Kelsea Adams”
- Memberships to places we can take them to visit year round, like Selby Gardens, Mote Marine, Children’s Garden or an Annual State Park Pass.
- Waldorf or Montessori style toys – toys that are real things (musical instruments, gardening tools, art supplies) or that encourage creative play (play food or dishes, dress up).
- Stocking ideas: Lara bars, Aura Cacia or California Baby soaps, boiron care kits, toothbrushes, poufs/washcloths.
- Kelsea is very into bird watching right now, particularly blue jays and would enjoy binoculars and a squirrel proof birdfeeder. She also enjoys playing dress up and role playing, so play silks and outfits of different professions would be wonderful. Also along this line would be a cash register and more dishes (preferable from Green Toys) for her restaurant and tea party play. Another favorite is her “school” activities, craft or science projects she can work on her own.
- Luke would love an indoor trampoline (like these) additions to the kitchen like dishes and cookware, almost any sort of sports equipment or tiny outdoor gear (headlamp, fishing pole). He also enjoys playing with Schleich animal figurines, particularly if they are animals that he knows the sounds for.
These websites are great for ideas: http://oompa.com/, http://www.willowtreetoys.com/, and http://www.threesisterstoys.com/. Locally Toy Lab and Learning Express carry these types of toys.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Friday, September 25, 2009
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Can you believe it?
It was just one another of those rainy summer afternoons until I found out
Mom is making me cookies!
Monday, June 15, 2009
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