This week Audrey made a whirlygig and Elliot painted a birdhouse. They colored shrinky dinks. They played with road tape (masking tape that looks like a road, creating roads around the house). They used fabric markers to color on t-shirts. They made bunnies.
This week I skipped the craft whenever I could. I did not have the patience for it this week. The weather should be better this week, which will probably help me crafting attitude.
Outside living can’t come soon enough. Are you going to have the kids make a little garden plot? They will love planting a few beans!
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They are going to plant peas and sunflowers. I’m not sure what else we will plant yet.
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You are so lucky your kids get on with each other. My sister and I are like chalk and cheese and the only time we ‘played’ together was if my mum set us a competition to see who could clean their rooms the fastest. Technically we were doing it together but in separate rooms, apart from that we never played together. I’d have loved your craft tote though.
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I’m really lucky, they are best friends.
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I see cooperating in those photos! For as bad as this who pandemic is there are some good things: your family is getting tighter than ever:) Enjoy your time while they are little. It goes by way faster than you can imagine.
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They are best friends and play so well together. I’m going to be so sad when that stops.
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I had nine children OK not all at once but still a lot of them at once. I am not sure how I had the patients then, I certainly wouldn’t have it now. My hats off to you.
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I can barely handle two kids. If I had any more I would not have a craft tote.
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Yes you would you’re an amazing mom
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They are having so much fun with that craft tote! It also looks like they are getting along together really well 🙂
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They are best friends. It is pretty great.
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