While my
son had his lesson, my daughter and I started the first coat on the soon to be
chicken coop mural wall. My daughter is going to do the entire mural and she’s
got it all planned out in her head from the grass to the sky and sun, to the
horses and chickens and flowers the mural will hold. I will post pictures as it
progresses. My son and I finished the first coat while my daughter had her lesson. Below is the blank canvas the wall is now after the first coat of
paint
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Showing posts with label Family Time. Show all posts
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Saturday, May 26, 2012
Invaluable Lessons of Happy Trails
Today I
took my kiddos out to Happy Trails for their second set of riding lessons. They
were so excited to be going. I am ecstatic to be seeing how well they are doing
and watch the changes that are taking place from these lessons.
Monday, April 16, 2012
Life is Too Short
Every day I have random thoughts that come to me that I think, "I need to blog about that." I tend to email them to myself so that I don’t forget. I literally have at least 50 things in a folder right now. I go to the folder and whatever feels like it calls to me or needs to be written gets to be typed out. Sometimes I do research and educate people, but more often than not, I write things that happen around me that come from my heart.
Today, I went to look at all these ideas and none of them jump out at me. I keep going back to a post by a dear friend on facebook. It is a poignant and a bit melancholy post that has had me thinking all day long about how truly short life is.
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Rediscover the Joy of a Bicycle
Today I rediscovered the sheer joy of riding a bicycle again. Not only did we find a brand new 26” Cruiser bike in my favorite color, but it was also on sale! The frame is light aluminum and it’s purple!! It also has the larger, more comfortable seat. Now all I need is a rack or a basket on the front to carry small items and I’ll be set.
With safety in mind and of course to set an example, I did purchase a hot pink helmet as well. Now I can cycle with the kids. We did in fact get out today to the park down the street. We figured out how to use bungee cords to tie our water bottles to the handlebars which was really super handy. I know they make holders but this worked in a pinch and I thought it was a rather ingenious “MacGyver” sort of move.
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