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WARNING: These are our family vacation posts and may be lengthy and boring to anyone else but those of us who experienced it. I suppose this may be the equivalent to inviting you over for dinner and pulling out the screen, projector, and slides exce (read full article)
Teachers do not get summers off. Don't let anyone tell you any different. If we are home, and not teaching on campus, or online, we are thinking about teaching and thinking is working. We can't help ourselves. It is an innate trait in teachers to (read full article)
I am teaching this summer, again. What happened to teachers having summer off? I tell myself it is okay because I need a new couch, a new desktop computer, and frames for pictures and fabric, and yarn, and books. Oh, and we are still using plastic (read full article)
There is only one place to begin as I come back to write and that is to say thank you. Thank you for waiting. Thank you for following, and thank you for your patience. Life is sometimes far busier than the blog can handle. Sometimes there is only tim (read full article)
Kelly is busy making cupcakes with our grandchildren. She asked me to apologize to you. It’s all our fault. All that snow and ice last weekend? That was us.If it was socially acceptible, we would deck the halls with boughs of holly long before Hall (read full article)
The girls begin practice about four weeks after the school year begins. They practice only one hour a week. This year, LibbyLu has moved up to level two. This meant new uniforms, basket tosses, attempted back handsprings, which we are still workin (read full article)
Thank you all so much for your kind words. LibbyLu appreciates, and is surprised, by your kindnesses. I am not surprised in the least. I knew you would visit and leave her a note to cheer her day because that is the kind of readers I am blessed to ha (read full article)
My sweet cheer girl has been sick for two weeks. We found out this morning she has a virus which has enlarged her spleen and her liver. Her white blood cell count is low. How can this be? The poor thing. She has worked for seven months for this S (read full article)
I would give you three million daisies if I thought they would make you feel better. I am thinking of you, Rob and sweet, sweet Zack. (read full article)
Girl's Secret JournalRecently, Better Homes and Gardens has been throwing one good idea after another into my e-mail inbox. I have dedicated my lunch time, which up to this point I usually work through while stuffing my face with whatever I can find (read full article)
I am so thrilled that the girls are learning the extraordinary value of a homemade and heartmade gift. As new aunts, they have sought ways to give Lucy a bit of themselves in very special ways. This Tiramisu Blanket, a design by Alicia Paulson, is a (read full article)
It is birthday season at our home. With as many children as we have, it might even be okay to claim that it is always birthday season around here. Sometimes, birthdays are elaborate. We have made doll cakes, Pooh cakes, castle cakes and other elab (read full article)
Still working on a little something for Mom. I had not figured the yardage correctly and am awaiting more yarn. Hope to have it finished soon with some notes for you to create your own. (read full article)
LibbyLu and Coach MindyIt is that cheer time of year. The girls have worked hard through the Fall and Winter to ready themselves for Spring competitions.They are revving it up a notch with coach Mindy, extra practices on spring floors are scheduled (read full article)
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