picking apples in the back yard
peeling apples
making apple sauce
a wonderful first week of homeschooling
with outdoor science lessons
exploring the many wonders of the cattails growing in the ditch along the road -- did you know that every part of this plant is edible?
a little archaeology dig this morning to dig up the 32 items mommy and daddy buried last night after the kids went to bed -- all of which tell a little bit about our family
finally painted red the Adirondack chairs that our neighbor in Spokane gave to us 4 years ago
and finally got around to fixing and painting our fences --
they were in sad, sad shape
I'm thinking that our neighbors appreciate it just as much as we do
9 comments:
so wishing I could buy your house and just soak up all the love and beauty you have poured into it. You plant beauty wherever you are planted.
<3 you guys! :)
I love the creativity! An archaeology dig!? So awesome! And I really love your "I like" section. Sweet and wonderful little tidbits of Jenny. :)
May your homeschooling year be filled with love, wonder and fun!!
Would you be willing to turn off your word verification? I posted how to do that yesterday on my blog. They are so hard to read...
Amy...done! Since I don't have to verify myself when commenting on my blog, I didn't realize this setting was in place. I can't stand those either!
The red chairs--fantastic, the archeology dig--fantastic, home-made applesauce--fantastic. I enjoy snapshots of your home; such a lovely place you have created to savor this lovely time of year.
Sue, every time I make applesauce in the fall, I think about your Amy because of this post she wrote a few years ago. It was our first month in Spokane.
http://amy-ohmy.blogspot.com/2007/09/apples-for-today.html
I made her applesauce that day and it was the first time I felt "cozy" in my new home. I'll never forget that feeling.
I really, really missed her yesterday. :(
Looks yummy & pretty :) Love the red chairs, especially!
I was trying to do a search for the apple sauce recipe. Can you share it with us? I'd love to make it with my students.
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