Reflections

Celebrating 8 Years

Monday was our 8 year wedding anniversary.

We grew up in families with very different ideas of “vacation”. My family would go on vacation that was planned minute by minute and packed full of seeing and doing everything possible letting no opportunity to learn or experience something new pass us by. My husband’s family would go on vacation and totally relax and just be together enjoying having nothing to do.

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Recipes

Apples and Peanut Butter Dip

One of my favorite entertaining recipes is my peanut butter dip with apple slices. I made it last night for a girl’s night and decided to share it with my readers on my blog. click for the full recipe

craft, Kids, repurpose, stay-at-home-mom

Science Experiment Transformed into Art Supplies

 

My kids and I microwaved a bar of Ivory soap, if you have never seen this done, try it! When microwaved Ivory soap will expand up to six times it’s original size becoming a big soap “cloud.” see the full post and repurpose for the soap here!

craft, Fourth of July, Kids, stay-at-home-mom

Feeling Patriotic

Happy Memorial Day! I decided to post some of my favorite past patriotic crafts that I’ve done with my kids. Also some cute pics of my kids from past Memorial Days and Fourth of Julys. I’m sure we will do something new today (I have a few things in mind) but wanted to share what we’ve done before this morning to maybe inspire some other moms looking for ideas 🙂

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Birthday Party, Kids

Noah is 2! Cars birthday

Noah turned 2 last week but since we were traveling he didn’t get a party. So this weekend we were finally able to have a small party for him. My son loves cars, especially the Disney movie Cars or as he calls it, “broom broom.” So we did a Cars party for him tonight. I make all of my kids cakes and usually cake posts are some of my post popular on here so I’m sharing some pics tonight 🙂 Continue reading “Noah is 2! Cars birthday”

Kids, stay-at-home-mom

Oobleck Fun!

Looking for something fun and new to do with my kids I came across oobleck. Used with the Dr. Seuss book Bartholomew and the Oobleck. This recipe is something my mom used while I was growing up with me and my siblings but called it “pud” or clean mud. I love the way it has been incorporated into the Dr. Seuss book though and decided to do it with the kids for a fun morning project.
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