We needed a vase to go with our watercolor coffee filter flowers we made for Mother’s Day.
I did a little googling for some “vase crafts” and found some beautiful yarn wrapped vases, there’s a cool rainbow vase from Kaboose.
Hands on kids activities for hands on moms.

We needed a vase to go with our watercolor coffee filter flowers we made for Mother’s Day.
I did a little googling for some “vase crafts” and found some beautiful yarn wrapped vases, there’s a cool rainbow vase from Kaboose.
George and I have a great time while Henry is at school most days. We’re starting to work many more toddler appropriate activities into our mornings. I really enjoy watching George getting a kick out of these, too!

Henry’s on another play dough kick since his birthday.
He got all these little construction machines, and cones and people as a gift and it turned out to be a great addition to play dough that entertained them for hours.

So, I’ve been thinking of Mother’s Day coming up in a couple of weeks. [You know what I want? A wheelbarrow, just my size! Instead of the huge honker that my husband has.]
Balloon Poppin’! A little after birthday party fun!
This was a great laugh for everyone! I was hysterically laughing, as were the boys! And it reminded me how much I loved doing activities with balloons. They’re so much fun, no matter what 
We have these little containers from the bakery that hold glitter. When I empty them, I just can’t throw them away. They seem so useful for something.
They’re like a giant spice container with huge holes. If you don’t have anything like this 
I’m not crunchy. I’m not green. At least I don’t go completely out of my way to be. But I do every day basic things like recycling, shutting off the lights, and so on… [I’ve listed out my 9 ways to 