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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Day 62
Today I tried to deliver neighbor gifts with the kids, but it started pouring rain. We decided to postpone that and came home to make paper snowflakes. I tried to recreate a scene out of Porter Rockwell's paintings, but the truth is I became impatient at the mess and frustration of scissors, paper, glitter glue, etc. I sent everyone to take a rest and took one myself as I reread part of one of the Anne of Green Gable books. After that I was able to start over and C literally made dinner with me, browning meat, sauteeing onions and adding ingredients. I was so proud of him. Little C helped me make biscuits and by the time T got home, there was a candlelight dinner on the table with my Grandma's best china and we had a real "tea" party as we ate the most delicious, heavy on the kid participation, meal. Holiday spirit, rescued.
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Norman Rockwell - giggle!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteBTW, cutting snowflakes from paper coffee filters is a dream come true...thin enough for high detail work AND they're already to fold w/o additional cutting and squaring off paper.