These steps have "secret messages". . . .aka chalk scribbles.
The first time it rained and they were washed away, she was crushed.
Vance climbs up the playground . . . notice the chalk marked. As he was coloring, he leaned too far forward, and gently fell on his hat and cheek.
Vance watches out the front picture window as the snow fall on Sunday, April 20.
Big sister Zoie went grocery shopping with me while Vance took a nap. Her treat was strawberry fruit bars. They are good.
Learning to draw . . . . Beware with crayons and this little boy. He will color on anything, including the kitchen floor. Thank goodness for Mr. Clean 's magic eraser!
Nana bought them a Dora jeep. Here they are giving all her puppies a ride.
Learning to draw . . . . Beware with crayons and this little boy. He will color on anything, including the kitchen floor. Thank goodness for Mr. Clean 's magic eraser!
Nana bought them a Dora jeep. Here they are giving all her puppies a ride.
4 comments:
Love your caption and with all that's gone on this year, I know the kids are enjoying their time at home and all the fun things they get to do with Mom and Dad. I can hear the sweet voice asking where her "secret messages" went. Yes, we too know about colors, ha. Oma Jean
I LOVE all of these. But I confess to laughing out loud when I saw the puppies in the back of the jeep. It's absolutely precious! Somehow I can envision a repeat of this scene when Zoie's about 17!
Love you all! Auntie Terry
Every picture makes me smile. Sheer happiness.
Hey. I want a Dora car. That's awesome.
Love,
Aunt Peg
I love the chalk face, the puppies peeking out the back of the Dora jeep, and let's all give three cheers for Mr. Clean's magic erasers. They are a mother's best friend!
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