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I love it when quotes just come naturally – or from the kids. When kids think of something on their own, they do OWN it and it really sticks. Although, they didn’t think of this one on their own, we … Continue reading
Leah
We decided this Sunday was PhotoBooth Day. It was on our bucket list that we made here. The kids collected a few different accessories, and then posed away! I made some photo strips for them like this (just regular poses). … Continue reading
sushi(again),hair pinning, birthday invitation prep, high school open house, walk in the brickworks … Continue reading
When I was little, I had a very best friend. I talked about her here. Often we would have dinner at each other’s houses. I loved eating at her house, especially when they had Northern Italian Spaghetti. It was my … Continue reading
In my job, I get to share a lot of “tips” with people: memory tips, study tips, reading tips, brainstorming tips, speaking tips, social tips etc. (you get the point). Some of the tips I find really easy to share, … Continue reading
I heard about this cool new App a few weeks ago called “Sleep Cycle”. It is supposed to keep track of how well you are sleeping: when you are in a deep sleep, when you are just asleep and when … Continue reading
“The bad news is time flies – the good news is you’re the pilot”.Michael Altshuler I hear myself commenting so much about how time flies. Every year I make each of the kids a photo album of all the pictures … Continue reading
zandra surprise dinner, back to school, soccer practice and watching, ipad games, winning ball, changing jackets, gilmore girls, art day, snow – finally. … Continue reading
It’s been a little while since I have talked about money! Way back here I talked about how I wanted to give my kids some basic tips about how to manage their money; so they can learn while they are … Continue reading
In our house, I keep a little blackboard with a running list of our meals for the next two weeks. It helps me with planning, and I don’t always have to answer the constant question: “What’s for dinner?” thirty two … Continue reading