I am told that these painting look more like cupcake bird cage...but alas, they ARE supposed to be bird cages! As many of you know, I am far from being a fine artist. Complete Wanna-Be!
For those of you (like Kara) who are a literal-minded, sane as a bird cage refers to the sanity (or lackthereof) of a cage of birds who are loud, cherpy and want the hell out. Wait, this also a possibly analogy for those of in Corporate America. Best sit pretty on our perch and act sane and chipper!
Cheers to finding your door to the cage and letting your wings soar. FIND YOUR HAPPY ZONE.
Of all pictures, this confirms that our first and most precious brown-eyed boy...is growing up. Nitin, our cycling-loving-neighbor, took CKC to get a bell for his bike and a helmet to fit his head and this is a picture Nitin took after their bike shop date!
What would we do without the instant gratification of digital cameras?
Recently, our fabulous neighbor completed the Ride in the Rockies. With the help of his wife and her good start, canvas and paint...we put together this fun canvas with a few spare bike parts. It was a good challenge for us all as typically our projects aren't themed or presented to us! Such a good time.
Back in the 1960s, kids didn't have the shoes, books, bags and trinkets that we have today (well, our kids anyway). Dad built these lockers for the three kids in place of some ill-designed and under-utilized older shelves.
Each kid has their own little space for their treasures and as you can see from the two pictures...they are being filled up. When in doubt, put it in your locker!
Yeah....so I wouldn't suggest this project!
Recipe includes:
This recipe will make you some nifty handmade party favors! Not something I would be eager to do again but created a lot of laughter and a vow to Sister Bina that I won't let her take on such a project for her favorite little people some day!
These were so darn fun.
The kids did most of the work in between running in the sprinklers and snacking like crazy. Some of these paintings changed pretty radically with the help of a two year old and a big fat foam brush...but they all turned out! In between ADHD sessions, I did a little stamping and modge-podging and a little detailing.