Category Archives: spring
Paper Roll Binoculars
I’m back to saving random stuff from the trash and recycling piles. We have quite the stash these days: egg cartons, paper towel rolls, toilet paper rolls, yogurt containers, Amazon packaging, return envelopes (since I never have stamps because I
Paper Roll Binoculars
I’m back to saving random stuff from the trash and recycling piles. We have quite the stash these days: egg cartons, paper towel rolls, toilet paper rolls, yogurt containers, Amazon packaging, return envelopes (since I never have stamps because I
Tulips
Driving up north to see the tulips has become an annual tradition. This is the third year the kiddos and I have made the trek, and the first year Brian has joined us. I’m more of a weekday person… crowds
Tulips
Driving up north to see the tulips has become an annual tradition. This is the third year the kiddos and I have made the trek, and the first year Brian has joined us. I’m more of a weekday person… crowds
Pot Painting
Thursdays are usually outdoor school days. Saige goes to outdoor preschool and then I quickly drive Blaise and Laine over to whichever park location their outdoor school is that day, which starts 30 minutes after Saige. Baby and I kill
Pot Painting
Thursdays are usually outdoor school days. Saige goes to outdoor preschool and then I quickly drive Blaise and Laine over to whichever park location their outdoor school is that day, which starts 30 minutes after Saige. Baby and I kill
Garden Twenty Sixteen
Last year when we bought the house, we knew we’d have a garden in the backyard. We even knew where it would be before they poured the foundation—the garage side of the house. Once spring arrived, it was time to get
Garden Twenty Sixteen
Last year when we bought the house, we knew we’d have a garden in the backyard. We even knew where it would be before they poured the foundation—the garage side of the house. Once spring arrived, it was time to get
Tulips
Sunshine and tulips, it doesn’t get much better than that. Ten years ago when I was up visiting Gail, we went north to see the tulips before I flew back home to California. Little did I know we’d be living
Tulips
Sunshine and tulips, it doesn’t get much better than that. Ten years ago when I was up visiting Gail, we went north to see the tulips before I flew back home to California. Little did I know we’d be living
Jumping Raccoons 