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Extraordinary in the Ordinary

The greens of spring. Basil in bottom left with sweet potato vine and squash plant. It’s a busy week. I’m…
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Humpphh! {arms folded across the chest and frowning face} I’m sorry. Would you please forgive me? {eye contact with another person…
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For Mother’s Day, teacher appreciation, birthdays and more… 1. A Rose for Mother’s Day – We clip a rose from…
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Would you like to visit the Vault of the Secret Formula? I have four tickets to the World of Coca-Cola…
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I think this might possibly be the best supper ever. ~ 14-year-old If you make it, they will yum it…
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It has been three weeks since I’ve posted a weekly wrap! That’s because the past two Fridays I was sharing…
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This is one of those fun little ideas I came up with after an internet search for quotes. I wanted…
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I’m pushing him in the swing. And with each push I say, “forward!” Then, quickly, as he comes back toward…
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It is a universally known fact that children love quesadillas. Almost as well known is how very easy they are….
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Yesterday’s art tutorial is definitely a hands on type of learning. We love art around here. We also enjoy other…
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Part Two of The Habit of Hymns We all have those moments. The overwhelming, frustrating time of wanting to yell…
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My Blue Boat: A Pastels Tutorial The joy of art. We are blessed that way. See, for over two years…
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Welcome back to Lasagna Learning: Teaching Multiple Ages. Don’t miss the link to a review of Harmony Fine Arts Plans…
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