I love how relaxed my little farmer is in the first picture. I'm not exactly sure how I caught this on camera.
He is so animated ...and verbal.....
...and strong trying to move that big wheel that hasn't moved an inch in probably 100 years!
I love how relaxed my little farmer is in the first picture. I'm not exactly sure how I caught this on camera.
He is so animated ...and verbal.....

Homemade jam made for great parting favors. I picked up this chalkboard for a future family photo shoot -I'm sure you'll see it again! For now I love it to write little messages for guests and friends.
The jam worked well, especially when paired with fresh gingersnap cookies tied with twine. I just love twine. Simple.
Roasted squash soup in demi-tasse tea cups. I loved these cups on first sight and waited and waited for a sale-6 for 4 bucks was what I finally caved in at. I managed to get about 20 sets. The little tasting of soup was perfect and the parsley straight from the garden. I have more ideas for them-think dessert. Sweet, but not today.
I pulled a few letter blocks from my collection-I love letter blocks, the more worn,faded and older the better. They really worked well for name place cards and it was fun to watched the older kids spell words with them later.
Ahhh, dessert. I used my growing collection of thrift store dessert plates. I have been picking up one or two here and there. I am picky, no chips, cracks or metal paint and pretty edges are a must.
In between working 2 assignments, a social skills unit for grade one, 2 phonetic units for grade 2, personal program plans and setting up my own academic goals for review I managed to have supper for my family. I tried a few new cool ideas that have been floating around in my brain that were do- agains!




These were so fun for a football party!
