DIY Deer Hand Warmer Craft + FREE Printable
My hands are always cold – in fact, they’re freezing right now as I type this. Weather has a lot to do with this! During the summer they’re fine, it’s the winter months where they seem to get no relief and according to the weather forecast it looks like we’re in for a couple more months of these frosty temperatures. That’s where these homemade deer hand warmers will come in “handy” – they’re so…
Celebrate Mothers Everyday #LoveHallmarkCA #Giveaway
Mother’s Day has come and gone. I spent the day with my boys and my mom; the boys made me breakfast, we had a delicious brunch at the hotel my dad is the chef at and finished off the day with some outdoor fun. We did nothing out of the ordinary–besides the brunch–and it was one of the best days I’ve had ; my boys were very well behaved, there was no fighting and I…
27 Fabulous DIY Mother’s Day Gifts
Mother’s Day is about much more than honouring the woman who gave birth to you. It’s a special time to pay tribute to the women in your life who played an important role throughout your years of growing up. Mom, grandma, auntie, sister, a close family friend…I could go on. Showing appreciation can be done any day of the year and doesn’t require a gift but it’s nice getting presents, isn’t it? Especially ones made…
Bedtime Magic With Lost My Name
I think I’ve mentioned a time or two before just how important I think it is to read with your children at a young age. I’ve been reading to Lucas and Colton since they were in the womb and have nearly every night since. Books open the world up for so many possibilities and reading gets our brains turning and opens up our imaginations for anything. The Little Boy Who Lost His Name–a story created…
Colton’s Night Before Christmas from I See Me!
Christmas Eve is fast approaching and I have our day all planned out; last minute shopping in the morning, baking and crafts in the afternoon, family movie time in the evening, followed by a reading of My Night Before Christmas, originally A Visit From St. Nicholas by Clement Clarke Moore. Except our rendition will now, forever be known as Colton’s Night Before Christmas and be beautifull illustrated by Virginia Allyn. Thanks to I See Me!…
