Life through the eyes of one very special little boy. Tuesday, February 14, 2012. First Noah had surgery back on November 8th. It was nothing major and he did really well. He is completely recovered and back to his old self. Noah is officially potty-trained since last summer! Links to this post.

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun. Practical ideas for practical teachers. Please Follow my Blog over on Blogger! July 27, 2015. Thanks for collaborating with me! .

Spring is in the air, I can practically smell. Though here in Colorado, a spring snowstorm or two always awaits. Last Easter, we were blasted with so much snow that our neighborhood egg hunt had to be cancelled. Is so full of color and fun! The Glorification of Motherhood. Trying to decide on new bedside lights for our master between this. I threw out that set and got her this.

DIY Kitchen and Dining Room. Coastal Spring Master Bath Tour. DIY Large Wood Name Cut Out.

Lots of Kids and Special Needs. Posted by lotsofkids under Uncategorized. Cross-posted at all the Lotsofkids blogs. 2009 was a difficult time for us over at Lotsofkids, as we had to focus our spare time on projects to help make money to pay the bills, including our server costs. Though things are not particularly better now, we are thankfully at a point where we can re-focus on the site and our blogs like we want to. I want to thank everyone who .

Montessori Work Plans with pictures for non-readers! Work plans are used in the classroom as a tool to help the children explore all areas of the classroom. It also encourages them to choose more than a few works that are out of their comfort zone within the three hour work cycle.

Tuesday, August 11, 2015. Took the dough that was made on Sunday, out of the fridge early this morning. While the dough was coming to room temperature, I cut the handles in to 50 of our Petite Table Art boards. My neighbour gave me a big bowl of cherry tomatoes, red and yellow from his garden, so I put them in the oven to roast. When the dough was ready, I shaped four smaller size baguettes.

I had to drive about a quarter of a mile just to turn around to get back to where I originally saw her, but eventually I saw her walking down the side of the road as she was before, baby in tow, at a brisk pace. I slowed down, unrolling my passenger side window. 8220;Excuse me, I saw you walking over the over pass back there and I wanted to know if you need some help? 8221; I asked. I could see that she was exhausted. 8220;Can I pray with you? I knew th.