One day I kept Jeremy occupied with constructive destructiveness.
It was wonderful. This occupied him for over an hour.
The wall-paper didn't need to come down yet since we haven't even picked out paint for the stairs area yet, but he had a great time, he felt like he was helping, and he got to channel his destructive energy into something good.
It was wonderful. This occupied him for over an hour.
The wall-paper didn't need to come down yet since we haven't even picked out paint for the stairs area yet, but he had a great time, he felt like he was helping, and he got to channel his destructive energy into something good.
I took this picture a couple nights ago.
Megan of late has been sneaking out of bed to get books to read.
I love that she does this! It reminds me of me!
Except I didn't have to sneak out because my bed's headboard had a built in bookshelf and so all I had to sneak was a flashlight!
Megan of late has been sneaking out of bed to get books to read.
I love that she does this! It reminds me of me!
Except I didn't have to sneak out because my bed's headboard had a built in bookshelf and so all I had to sneak was a flashlight!
A friend told us about a great rummage sale put on by a local church. We went to check it out and came home with a bucket full of Lincoln Logs for $2, a wooden snake (Jeremy insisted we buy it for Emma) for 10 cents, and a couple bracelets for 50 cents. It was a pretty good rummage sale and they had an almost new changing table that I thought about getting. But after going home and measuring I found we didn't have room.
I'll post soon some pictures of us at the beach!
We went with the kids I babysit and their mom.
We went with the kids I babysit and their mom.
2 comments:
Kellie~
Hey I just wanted to tell you congrats on the babe and also that I love reading your blog! You are a guaranteed kick butt author!
hooray for rummage sales and constructive destruction! I wish I had something like that for my kids to do...hmmm
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