Things I Loved This Week
My thoughts have me worried today. I keep on trying to push them out of my mind, trying to search for some silly catalyst that might have brought them to the surface. I most definitely do not want to face the reality that they are promptings, important decisions we need to start talking about now. […]
Dear Daddy, Thank you for making us feel special, pretty, funny and loved every single day of our lives. Thank you for naming us Ocean & Sunshine and for not being embarrassed to call us that while showering us with kisses wherever we go. Thank you for knowing when we need to have chocolate milk […]
… This is what I am going to miss from my old neighborhood: watching Mr. M putter around his garden across the street; his knocks on the door to give us treasures from his garden he was so proud to present to us; watching him pull out of his driveway every day to go visit […]
The publication, Seeing the Everday had a fabulous feature on the importance of working with your children. One of my fondest memories growing is up is spending time with my Father every Saturday morning working together as a family and then playing together as a family in the afternoon. He took time every single Saturday […]
I am 25 years old and I still love sidewalk chalk as much as I did when I was 5. When I was a nanny the kids and I did the best thing with our side walk chalk. I would draw them a bike trail, a long one, it took a good hour to make. […]
Baby Books by Michelle Sinclair Colman and Nathalie Dion I was given County Babies Wear plaid (written by Michelle Sinclair Colman and illustrated by Nathalie Dion) for a baby shower present. The book was so up to date, very today’s baby and mother books, and I really enjoyed it. I found that there were 4 […]
My Grandpa gave me such a great idea for a Family Activity the other day. It will be perfect for the weather, which is going to be cold and rainy (spring please come!). We have had such a busy week that it will be nice just to do a relaxing activity, that does not take […]
Teaching Colors This was the first thing I felt like I really sat down and taught my daughter and it was very exciting when she learned them all. I felt very proud 🙂 I used pipe cleaners, I would spread them out like a deck of cards and she got to tell me what color […]