Well, here we are in the middle of March! I wish I could say that we've been terribly busy and I just haven't had time to update the blog... But it's just not so. We have been busy, but not with anything fantastically noteworthy - just running 2 kiddos back and forth to school, getting Grace to her swim practices, and me to my various things that I'm involved in. I made a vow to myself a few weeks ago that when the kids were in school I was going to come home and have some "me" time (except on Wednesday, that's Bible Study day). I've managed to have that "me" time once since then... There's just always something else that "needs" to be done. But I've got to get over it - I've got 14 short weeks before this new baby arrives (I know, how did that happen so fast???) and I'd really like to have my son's first year scrapbook done. Good news is that Grace's is done!
Anyway, I thought I'd take a moment and show you a few things that we have been doing over the last several weeks that are worth mentioning...
I ran across a cool idea for making "tie-dye" shamrocks, and since we are lacking in the St. Patty's Day decor, I thought I'd have the kids give it a shot. They seemed to enjoy being a little crafty, and were surprisingly patient with one another since I could only locate one eye dropper.Our finished project.
As I was digging out our decorations, I found the two larger shamrocks that Grace had done as an art project last year, so I added them (and some filler green ones) to complete our banner.
I caught the two of them like this after one of my afternoon snoozes:Watching their new Hello Kitty movie in the laundry basket - they didn't start arguing about being so close until I walked in the room.
And I just had to share my beautiful flowers my friend Kim bought for me at the market when we went a few weeks ago.
5 comments:
I can't believe you only have 14 weeks left!! OMG time is flying by!! Great little craft project with the shamrocks! I wish mine were more crafty. :)
So good to see the little ones. Really not so little. You are so crafty! What a cute idea. Your flowers are beautiful. Take care of yourself and do that "me time" as much as you can, it will soon be "baby time" How exciting!!!
So good to see the little ones. Really not so little. You are so crafty! What a cute idea. Your flowers are beautiful. Take care of yourself and do that "me time" as much as you can, it will soon be "baby time" How exciting!!!
So good to see the little ones. Really not so little. You are so crafty! What a cute idea. Your flowers are beautiful. Take care of yourself and do that "me time" as much as you can, it will soon be "baby time" How exciting!!!
Danielle~OMGoodness!!! Run, I say, Run!!! :o) I am so glad things are working out, the Orchids are absolutely stunning, & your kids in a single basket makes me want to Bwhahahahahahaha!! My kids used to do that all the time!!! Now, only Sebass can fit! :o) I am excited for what is to come in you life! Good going Danielle! Your family seems to love living in Korea. I wish you all the best...Sebastian was a Korea Born baby...it was phenomenal! Don't drink the seaweed tea! YUCK!!! :o) All the best!!
Aimee Hodgin
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