Capturing Creativity
I just love the traditions of Christmas. All the lights, special events, and food (mmm… especially the food) make me happy. Finding and decorating the “perfect” tree. Our annual Christmas-eve-eve pajama party with the cousins. The kids watched A Charlie Brown
The beginning of each new year is a time when we often think about how we can improve, refine, and develop our goals. We make plans to improve ourselves, improve our homes, and improve our world. I recently learned
I love the view out my front window this time of year. And yes, that is a reflection of my son’s giant popcorn maker sitting in the middle of my kitchen. I was going to scrub it out, but decided
I never knew so much effort could be put into old gas tanks.
The holidays are not peaceful. They just aren’t. For all of our singing of “Silent Night” and wishes for “Peace on Earth” we tend to keep ourselves spun into a tizzy while trying to accomplish too much, and please too
on Halloween, make sure you have the right costume! The big kids boats took over a month to create – not quite as long as Noah, but apparently similarly inspired. I can’t help but my love puffy little ladybug too!
We have been advertising with the Red Sox for years (many, many years) and have never made it to a game. When this was discovered we were given some awesome tickets to the World Series – There isn’t much that
I think the world forgot to stop for us. We got a new puppy this week, so obviously we have spent the entire week cuddling, following and photographing her. I forgot appointments. School work was a chore, and leaving the