Saturday, May 28, 2011
Waterfall Hike
Released
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Life Cycles
Here are some of the fun things surrounding us these days.
We ordered 5 caterpillars who made cocoons.

One emerged last night and has been drying her wings all day long. It is amazing to gradually see the colors spread on her wings. The inside is vibrant and the outside is still pretty dull. We expect one or two more to emerge tomorrow!
We ordered 5 caterpillars who made cocoons.
One emerged last night and has been drying her wings all day long. It is amazing to gradually see the colors spread on her wings. The inside is vibrant and the outside is still pretty dull. We expect one or two more to emerge tomorrow!
We also have 3 birds who have built nests at our house. This one we found today. It is right about eye level in a pretty small bush. The opening is 1 inch in diameter and the nest measures 9 inches from top to bottom. It is SO long! The birds that fly back and forth from it are as tiny as can be. They have been a lot of fun to watch.
It has a bunch of toilet paper weaved into the nest. :)
As we were walking home from the park yesterday, this nest was lying right on the sidewalk, so we brought it home. No eggs were nearby and it must have blown around in the wind, because it wasn't near a tree either. It's beautiful to look at, though.
I Believe in Fairies
In preschool a week or two ago, we gathered different materials that we could find and made fairy houses.
Emily
I saw this knit doll about 4 years ago and fell in love with it.
I wanted one so terribly for my own daughters that I found the pattern for it, and taught myself how to knit.
I was only able to work on it at odd times, like on long drives, when my children were in bed, and so forth.
She often was a project set aside because so many other things took priority.
I started on her when Millie was a few months old. The pattern is called "Emily" and it seemed fitting because that is Millie's name.
Not to mention, Millie is obsessed with babies.
Here she is - finally completed! (Well, I still have to make a flower for her hat, but I'm still declaring her finished.) It took me just under 3 years and I'm happy to report that Millie loves her too.
I wanted one so terribly for my own daughters that I found the pattern for it, and taught myself how to knit.
I was only able to work on it at odd times, like on long drives, when my children were in bed, and so forth.
She often was a project set aside because so many other things took priority.
I started on her when Millie was a few months old. The pattern is called "Emily" and it seemed fitting because that is Millie's name.
Not to mention, Millie is obsessed with babies.
Here she is - finally completed! (Well, I still have to make a flower for her hat, but I'm still declaring her finished.) It took me just under 3 years and I'm happy to report that Millie loves her too.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
They Keep on Growing!
Friday, November 19, 2010
Friday, November 05, 2010
Fall Pictures
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