Did you know a group of turkeys is called a rafter? It's also called a gang. I'm not sure what the difference is between the two. Maybe it has to do with wild turkeys vs. domestic ones? Anyway, I made this rafter of turkeys in anticipation of Thanksgiving this year. I am hoping … [Read more...]
Pointillism Painting with Pom Poms and Creative Galaxy
There's a new show available on Amazon Prime Instant Video, and it's an instant hit in our house! Creative Galaxy is about a little alien boy named Arty who travels around with his pal Epiphany (I loved this little sidekick) solving problems with art! It really plays towards a … [Read more...]
Watermelon Popsicles-Guest Post
Hello everyone! I'm so happy to be here today guest posting for Nicole. My name is Joanne and I blog over at Wine Lady Cooks. I'm a wife, mother, and grandmother and I share family friendly recipes that are most often quick and easy to prepare. I've been blogging since 2009 and … [Read more...]
Adventure City-Day Trips in Southern California
Places to Visit with Kids in California: Sunshine Kids Blog Hop 2014 Summer is a great time to explore with your kids - and you don't have to travel far to do it! California has so much to offer to families. Take a great staycation this summer by visiting your local treasures! … [Read more...]
Stained Glass Flag Craft-Summer Fun Series
Summer brings Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day and Labor Day, and I have a great craft for you to do with your kids to help celebrate our great nation! This "stained glass" flag is so eye-catching when it's hung on the window and it is super easy to make. Trust me, if I … [Read more...]
Toddler Playdate and Juicy Juice Pops
I am a member of the Collective Bias® Social Fabric® Community. This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper amplification for Collective Bias and its advertiser. #UltimatePlaydate #CollectiveBias The sun is shining, the days are longer and it's the … [Read more...]
Spring Cleaning with Kids
It's time for the equally anticipated and dreaded time of the year: Spring cleaning. THIS is an instance where you would use the word "anxious" correctly. I'm anxious to get started on my Spring cleaning. Meaning, I'm looking forward to it-with dread. When you are trying to get … [Read more...]
Reading Countdown to Christmas 2013
We have begun a new tradition in our house for Christmas. Last year we did it for the first time and it was a huge hit with the boys. A Reading Countdown to Christmas is a great way to build anticipation for the holiday, encourage reading with your kids and keep the … [Read more...]
Framed Quote Bubbles: Vol. 2, Day 26
I LOVE the age of 3. The things that a 3-year-old will say are so sweet and unique and sometimes insightful. I don't know how many times I told myself, "I need to write that down," when Henry would spout some words of wisdom. Sadly, I didn't always remember to do … [Read more...]
How to Start a Homeschool Co-op, Vol. 2, Day 25
This Fall, we started a homeschool co-op for our church families. I am "in charge" so to speak, but it truly is a cooperative effort. We meet once a week for three hours to offer enhancement to each family's curriculum. This post isn't necessarily how to start a homeschool … [Read more...]
Vol. 2, Day 22: Desk Makeover DIY
A few weeks ago, the boys and I walked down the street to a HUGE fundraiser garage sale. I was just about to leave with only a few little toys for the kids, when I saw this wood desk. It really needed some work, but it had good "bones" and the drawers still opened and closed … [Read more...]
Vol. 2, Day 21: Painter’s Tape Roads
Last week, we were coming home from running some errands and we saw a garage sale with lots of toys. Henry asked if we could stop, so he and I got out to check out the goods. They had some great things and the prices were great! We got a really cool Hot Wheels launcher for $1. … [Read more...]
