As we have mentioned before, My Princess outgrew a lot of her clothes this year. She had hardly anything for summer for a while. Knowing how quickly she has grown this last year, I wasn’t sure if keeping her 5t … Continue reading →
A few weeks ago our daughter, who lives too far away, sent her Dad (Pa) some plans for a doll bunk bed, asking if he could build one for our “just turned two” granddaughter. He enjoys these new projects because … Continue reading →
“…become humble as this little child…” Matthew 18:3 My kids saw a pile of dirt on the driveway at Grandma and Pa’s house this spring. They plopped down and started drawing pictures with their fingers and with sticks. They didn’t … Continue reading →
Have you ever seen the Food Network show called Worst Cooks in America? They take a handful of the worst cooks and turn them into chefs. I loved watching these people transform. When I hear people say they are not … Continue reading →
Need a quick gift tag for a package? Look in your cupboard for your cookie cutters. Unless you bake a lot of cookies, they probably sit in the back of your cupboard hardly ever used. You can probably put them … Continue reading →
Are you a doodler? The dictionary defines doodle as: verb- scribble absentmindedly noun- a rough drawing made absentmindedly Do you find yourself scribbling absentmindedly on the agenda during a meeting at work? Do you feel guilty doodling on the edges … Continue reading →
A couple weeks ago we showed you the chairs we found at a thrift store that we transformed into playroom chairs for the two older kids. Well, Miss Tickles felt left out. She needed a chair of her own. Melinda … Continue reading →
The Unites States of America celebrates its birthday this week. When was the last time you read the Declaration of Independence? Probably you are most familiar with the following words: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Cherry Apple Salad was a staple when it came to church potlucks and picnics as a kid. Mom would make a huge bowl of it, and it became expected at every get together. Most of it was gone the first … Continue reading →