I was out and about on the internet, reading all the blogs of my friends and thinking man I'm lucky. I've got a fantastic network of friends that I love and admire. I sure am thankful for you guys!
This week there have been multiple times when help from family and friends has gotten me through some rough spots. I just hope that I can be there when someone needs me. Don't hesitate to call, if I can do it, I will.
Love you!
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Monday, September 24, 2007
Have a laugh
Uh, Geronimo or bombs away?
Sometimes there are funny moments in our lives that we are lucky enough to get on camera. Here are a few of mine from September:
Are my glasses on straight or is the house a little crooked?
Are my glasses on straight or is the house a little crooked?
Quality Daddy time.
Already too cool to smile for picturesWednesday, September 05, 2007
Yet another cool idea...
If you've never visited my link to momadvice.com then you are missing out. She has the best ideas and advice, and a never ending list of links to help you out on your budget, finances, hobbies, children.... Anyway, here are some fun bathtub concoctions:
Bubble Bath Finger Paints
2 cups flour
1 teaspoon salt,
Food coloring
Bubble bath (not the foamy type)
Water
Directions: Mix water with the flour until you get a paste. Add food coloring and bubble bath until you get the thickness you like. This works well in the bath tub. They can paint themselves or the walls and it washes right off. It may turn the water the color of the food coloring but it won't stain the child.
Bathtub Crayons
1 Cup grated Ivory soap
¼ cup warm water
Food Coloring Plastic cookie cutters or hard candy molds
Directions: Mix water, soap and food coloring together in bowl. Remove the mixture from bowl and knead it until it’s the consistency of thick dough. Spoon mixture into plastic cookie cutters or candy molds. Place the cookie cutters or molds in the freezer for 10 minutes or longer. Pop the crayons out of the cookie cutters and allow them to dry overnight.
Enjoy!
Bubble Bath Finger Paints
2 cups flour
1 teaspoon salt,
Food coloring
Bubble bath (not the foamy type)
Water
Directions: Mix water with the flour until you get a paste. Add food coloring and bubble bath until you get the thickness you like. This works well in the bath tub. They can paint themselves or the walls and it washes right off. It may turn the water the color of the food coloring but it won't stain the child.
Bathtub Crayons
1 Cup grated Ivory soap
¼ cup warm water
Food Coloring Plastic cookie cutters or hard candy molds
Directions: Mix water, soap and food coloring together in bowl. Remove the mixture from bowl and knead it until it’s the consistency of thick dough. Spoon mixture into plastic cookie cutters or candy molds. Place the cookie cutters or molds in the freezer for 10 minutes or longer. Pop the crayons out of the cookie cutters and allow them to dry overnight.
Enjoy!
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