Long before my littles were even a twinkle in their daddy’s eye, I envisioned a pair of sweet twin beds and couple of daughters to fill them up. Weeeeeell, we all know how the daughter thing panned out for me. As for the twin beds, that vision finally became reality Friday night. After three botched… Read More
We made our annual berry pickin’, animal visitin’, picnicin’ trek down to Southern Belle Farm this week and enjoyed a splendid day of good clean country fun just an hour away from city. With the PCP at school, we brought our sweet neighbors A and C along for the day! We each picked two gallons… Read More
A long long time ago, in a land not too far away, Daddy-O once told his oldest daughter (and probably his youngest too) that if she learned to read she could simply pick up a book and go anywhere she could dream of and be anything she could think of. It was one of those… Read More
I’ve seen this floating all over Pinterest and thought it was an outstanding way to help intertwine the Easter story into the day’s festivities. Simply number twelve plastic eggs and fill each with the corresponding piece of the story and item. I followed this guide. #1: When Jesus entered Jerusalem, the people waved branches because… Read More
First things first, I’m as pleased as punch to have my mudroom featured over at Remodelaholic today. Thanks Cassity for the press!! Y’all hop on over and check it out. Now, since I spent my day at the Master’s tournament (*squeals with delight*) and haven’t had a split second to write about it, I thought I’d share some… Read More
It’s spring time in the South and y’all know what that means…baseball season is upon us! Yes folks, on the days when I’m not at the ball field watching the PCP and his daddy practice and play, I’m at home trying to keep the littles from crashing a ball through my kitchen window or scrubbing… Read More
In case you missed my initial post on John’s science fair project, let me take a sec to catch you up… At John’s school, participation in science fair is completely optional and family involvement is welcomed (obviously a Kindergartener can’t go about this on his own.) John wanted to investigate if bird’s like their food to… Read More