Mosses
Last week the co-op went on without me beautifully and creatively. Lots of people (including my kids ) were sick. But I didn’t cancel in time to stop the folks who drive for an hour to get there from leaving Continue reading Mosses
Month: March 2009
“CH”
I was dicing some cheddar cheese for mac and cheese, DH walked by with K in his arms. She leaned over, pointed to the cutting board, and asked,"CH?" smiling at DH. She got her snack. I’m delighted that she enjoys Continue reading “CH”
Out of the house of Sniffles
They still had fevers this morning. They still took tyenol at lunch. It was sunny outside, though only 34 degrees. I had finished baking the treats, though the house was untidy. They said they’d help me straighten up before Grandma Continue reading Out of the house of Sniffles
M’s Birthday
decorate your own (M liked marzipan for frosting Is it time for cake YET?
I’m in trouble now ;-)
Since today is M’s birthday, I read "Carl’s Birthday" to K for bedtime story; if read is the right word for a book of pictures. She got very excited at the page where Madeleine and Carl realize that Mommy is Continue reading I’m in trouble now ;-)
The Engineer’s Daughter
We call B the Clockkiller, because things just happen to fall off of the top bunk. But K loves anything she can take apart. I guess I’m not discouraging her very much by taking her picture doing it, huh?
Carnival up
Carnival of homeschooling is up at Life Nurturing Education. Check out lots of homeschooling blog posts organized by homeschooling supplies. It’s like a magazine were the blog post is the table of contents linking to the articles. Mine is way Continue reading Carnival up
Wholistic or Ballistic?
We were debating whether we could get the whole family ready to go out the door to mid week service or not, when we examined K, her clothes were soiled, hair sticky, and diaper iffy, so it’s just going to Continue reading Wholistic or Ballistic?
Boston Children’s Museum VI; Raceways, the track and ball room
Part V This one always arrests the physics major types. Maybe this predicts something about K, it was one of her favorites. Either that, or being able to reach the balls had something to do with it. I liked this Continue reading Boston Children’s Museum VI; Raceways, the track and ball room
Boston Children’s Museum V; other Wonderful Stuff
Part IV If you wheeled pedals, or turned the capstan enough, the Exhibit title would start moving and lighting up, from your energy. This dancefloor was also a video game: we were running from a red ball that would explode Continue reading Boston Children’s Museum V; other Wonderful Stuff
Boston Children’s Museum IV; the Climbing Sturucture
Part III M went top to bottom 6 times, in 3 different sessions. He asked to do it one more time as we heard the museum closing in 30 min warning. Once when DH was playing tag inside the structure, Continue reading Boston Children’s Museum IV; the Climbing Sturucture
Boston Children’s Museum III; the recycle shop
Part II I didn’t have the heart to ask if they were planning on complying with the CSPIA or not, but this little store has been a fun part of our visits to the museum for ages. Do you need Continue reading Boston Children’s Museum III; the recycle shop