Monday, April 25, 2011
TEN GOOD THINGS
Easter egg decorating
Days together at home
Egg hunting (and the kids who still love it)
Sailing for a boy who has been anxious to get back on the water
Lamb loving
Chick preparations
Fresh bread
Maple syrup (our own)
Walks through new territory
Sun and the first warm breeze
It is good to remind ourselves of the goodness in each day, in every weekend and prepare ourselves for the week ahead.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
ELEVEN
Monday, April 18, 2011
LOOKING BACK TO BEGIN AGAIN
It has been almost a year since the last post here and I have been trying to figure out how to start again. Starting with where we are today would be too easy. We have done so much, seen so much and accomplished more than seems possible.
So....here we are! After a year of camping, building, working, building, playing, building and generally living, we are in a house. There was a lot of camping. Six months actually, but even more building. Every step was exciting. Who knew that walls could make me smile and doors could make a kid's day. We were all thrilled to have an indoor toilet not to mention a shower! We are happy to be here.
Monday, May 3, 2010
Sunday, May 2, 2010
End of April
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
While inside the house I am packing, outside dozens of Waxwings are waiting for their turn at the Holly bush. How do they know whose turn it is? They are organized, systematic and move quickly on when their work here is done. I think I could use some lessons.
Now that the trees have been cleared, the site for the house is looking more like a yard. Above the site a long ditch has been dug to let water continue to flow without affecting the yard. If you say yard enough it really helps.
Saturday, April 24, 2010
April 17
The day was marked in the only way it should be for a 10 year old boy. A few friends and Star Wars...lots of Star Wars. From the preparations for a Jedi training obstacle course to the movie watching while tucked into bed, these boys were all about Star Wars. It was, absolutely, a celebration not to be soon forgotten.
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