A friend recently gave me this adorable handmade blanket at a baby shower. Could you possibly find a cuter fabric for a nature lover?!? Talk about mind-to-mind passing on of ideas! The idea that I could find adorable fabrics and create things took hold and since then I’ve been a bit sew crazy. I’m making […]
Here’s our lil’ peanut who has us all completely smitten 🙂 He’s had a rough month of life… And even had a photo shoot with Arica Hotchkiss, our friend, fellow AO homeschooling Mom and budding photographer. Aren’t her pictures lovely? If you’re in the market for photos, you can catch her now while her rates
This one from my daughter’s YR3 poet Longfellow was too sweet not to forward to my hubby today 🙂 03 – The Children’s Hour Between the dark and the daylight,When the night is beginning to lower,Comes a pause in the day’s occupations,That is known as the Children’s Hour. I hear in the chamber above meThe
At 42 weeks the doctor recommended I induce so on Wednesday, April 20 at 11:43 am Ryden James was born weighing in at 7lbs 12oz. A fresh new life, no matter how many times you experience it, is a miracle, and it’s left us more in awe at the glory and mercy of God than
I don’t post recipes here often, but this one is quick, inexpensive, tasty and pretty healthy too. The cabbage, cilantro, lemon, salt & pepper mixture is the kicker – you could add it to any favorite taco recipe to add extra crunch and flavor. I use whatever left over chicken we have or if I’m
Last week we headed to Starr Ranch for a field ecology program on Reptiles and Amphibians and a Nature Hike. We’ve been there in the past for their Song Bird monitoring program and it’s really one of my favorite places in OC. Tucked away in an unnoticeable corner of Dove Canyon, Starr Ranch is owned
Kristine framed this poem for me for my baby shower last night.It was one of our favorite poems from YR2, one of those things that just warms a Mother’s heart. Enjoy! Pittypat and Tippytoeby Eugene Field All day long they come and goPittypat and Tippytoe;Footprints up and down the hall,Playthings scattered on the floor,Finger-marks along
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