John 8:32
The kids and I did a little crafting yesterday. We made 4th of July Pinwheels!
You can find the full tutorial here 🙂 They turned out really cute….
May God bless you all today as we celebrate our freedom. Freedom in the USA. Freedom to worship. Freedom to choose Jesus. Thank you to all the service men and women who have courageously stood for our freedoms!
I find myself rocking my baby longer and longer each night. And I really don’t mind still getting up in the middle of the night to nurse him……..
Psalm 144:4
Man is like a breath; his days are like a fleeting shadow
Yay! Another faboulous chair…for 4.00 (of course I haggled 🙂 ) Anyways….I so wish this beauty was finished but as you can see below…there was a little bit more to it than meets the eye….ughh. It will be worth the wait though!
Join Rhoda over a Southern Hospitality for TONS of great treasures that others have found and what they do with it.As I downloaded pictures off my camera I notices several (like 30!) pictures that the kids had taken that I didn’t know about 🙂
There was a series of 3 pictures that explained so much to me about some crayons I was picking up the other day…..remember ….kiddos took these 🙂
Picture 1:
Picture 2:
This is the chalkboard in our school room. The story is: my dad found four great chalkboards leaning against a dumpster right outside a local bakery. They were changing their displays and were just going to throw them out! Yikes! He gave this one to me. 
I wiped it down and proceeded to hand paint several little whimsical designs on the borders, right on the wood. I did this last year before I began blogging so I didn’t even think to document the process. 🙁
I didn’t want it to look “perfect” just FUN! 🙂 I just used the paints I had on hand..some craft paints and some off the lids of the cans of paint we have. I used a water-based poly sealer clear coat on top.
Typically it will have the kids’ memorization work for the week on it.
