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About Me
- Lise
- Mama, wife, early childhood teacher (unschooling my own), environmentalist, amateur crafter, voracious reader, blogging about life in a purple house in Massachusetts where I live with my wife and daughter. You will also hear some about the several other 2-8 year-olds who spend their days here with me (the kids). I love to hear your comments!
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- A knitting book even a non-knitter could love
- In the studio: overhead design
- Happiness is a polka-dotted basket
- Independence Days challenge: green beans
- Sharing the bird love
- In. Pig.
- Independence Days challenge: the container garden ...
- In the studio: we must paint
- Watering the garden
- Lucy's favorite bedtime story
- Plum jam 2 ways
- Independence Days: filling the freezer with fruit
- My berry, your berry
- How to tell if it's been a fun day
- Friday's Flowers: Sunflowers
- On failing to make a solar-powered boat
- Independence Days challenge: gardening in the heat
- I won!
- A lot of peas
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6 comments:
Yup it's been a fun day! She is so cute and soo lucky to have fun.
She is one of the cutest cherubs ever...no matter what she is doing. sooo huggable I could just squeeze her!
happy day!
Oh, if all children in this world were as lucky as Lucy:) You go little girl, get down right filthy!!
Look at that blue paint! Too cute.
Hilarious! I totally used to let my kids get this dirty! Hope to follow suit with my grandkids! Dirty does = fun (most times).
Ohh my, how precious, how our lovely children love to get into it, with their entire being!!
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