My camera has been missing for quite some time and my computer has been in the process of being debugged and it is still buggy. So this is a catch-up post. Oh, and if your camera ever ends up "gone" and you check all the obvious places (coat pockets, purses, diaper bag, drawers, entire house...), go ahead and ask your children. Sure enough, Hannah had mine tucked away with all sorts of pictures of her and her cat, Morgana.
Our Halloween Pumpkins: Jonathan's is the Goblin, Susie the cute little sugar pumpkin and Rebekah's the Cat, Hannah's was Uncarved.
Jonathan came home and asked for a piece of paper and began making these decorations from an example his teacher made for him. I was tickled by the different Jack-o-Lanterns and Ghosts. He opened the door and stuck then in place one by one as soon as he finished one.
Rebekah and Susie at the Reflections Contest Assembly.
Jonathan came home and asked for a piece of paper and began making these decorations from an example his teacher made for him. I was tickled by the different Jack-o-Lanterns and Ghosts. He opened the door and stuck then in place one by one as soon as he finished one.
Rebekah and Susie at the Reflections Contest Assembly.
Rebekah won a trophy for her short film entitled, "Beauty is Nature."
Hannah won an Honorable Mention Medal for her photograph entitled
"Beauty is Metamorphosis" (Changing Autumn Leaves)
Indian Project "Cliff Dweller" Diorama by Rebekah
Joe's week-end project with the children was to replace the beat-up plexi glass inside our banisters with painted metal dowls and "shoes." Beautiful job!
Ah-ha--the cuprit is caught on film!
4 comments:
Wow, that banister looks great!
LOL I have a daughter who loooooves cats and would love to see the pictures that Hannah took.
:)
Thanks for the heads up on the recipes, my friend was sooo happy to get them.
my girls already take my camera as well--you have to love what you find on them! you have talented children who do a great job in the Reflections Contest! I remember doing that when I was in elementary school--they don't do that here. . .
I bet you were glad it was a digital camera instead of developing film and finding it full of cat pictures! You gotta love digital cameras.
The banister looks awesome. You have a great house.
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