journal entry: I am in the middle of re-decorating in “flea market style”. Grandpa is an incredibly good sport. Part of the “style” I am working towards includes the collection and decoration of world globes. My blog is like a journal. It helps me keep track of things I love and things …
journal entry: We know there were shepherds watching over their flocks by night when the Angel of the Lord came before them and made them sore afraid. I don’t know how much those special lambs understood about their role in this wonderful, real-life Christmas play, …
journal entry: I took my time. Isn’t that what we tell children to do ? My vision was a Nativity made up of Bristle Animals. First, I had to find them. That can be a trick. Then, I had to bring them to life. Bristle Animals can bend. They are expressive. …
Keeping lots of children of different ages occupied is a challenge. Each one of these games and activities did just that. I would recommend them for all ages ! 1.TOE MARBLES Clear glass marbles designed to put in vases. Water basins. Plastic cups. The object of the game is to …
journal entry: It takes an entire summer to grow flowers. When they are at their peak . . . fall sneaks in. That is why I am cutting like crazy and enjoying them in the house. I really didn’t expect much this season. In the spring we moved the …
“The rustle of the wind and the sound of the delicate chimes reminds us that a fairy is near.” -Unknown but True- I have seen so many wonderful uses for old spoons. I first met old spoons when I decided to make pincushions with them. Little, delicate pin cushions …
Some of our money belongs to someone else. Ten Percent belongs to our Heavenly Father. We pay it to Him to help others. His representatives on earth know who needs help. We feel privileged to pay our Tithing. Children have to be taught about money. I saw this idea …
