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Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts

October 4, 2024

Blogtober: Day 4.


Pretty floweres to welcome my new team
members to our new site as we get ready
to open up soon for the kids and families
who will soon join us. Love the colors!

Are you still finding lovely flowers in the Fall?

~ Chy

January 3, 2023

Winter Memories.


The sweetest print ~ my favorite from Susan
Wheeler. It reminds me of many cold Winter
evenings when we would light a big fire and
the kids would join us to read or play in the
warm, cozy family room. It didn't matter how
bad it was outside, we were safe and warm
together in our home. Such good memories, 
even when the weather was not great at all!

Do you have sweet Winter memories of cold days?

~ Chy

April 17, 2022

Kids Trip.


We're just a bit giddy over here with the
news our kids will be taking the long
weekend to zip away. A concert, friends,
good food and a hotel. Now we just
have to figure out what we'll do while
everyone is away. It'll be so truly quiet!

~ Chy

August 31, 2020

Biking Memories.


Loved this Susan Wheeler print today. Reminds me
of our bike riding days when our kids were all so little. 

~ Chy

October 29, 2017

LIt Feet.


One of my counselling kids at the inner
city school I visit had new shoes this week.


She let me take some pictures to show
how cool these lit shoes really are.

December 11, 2015

Silly Boy!

Our little guy is away this weekend
visiting his dad. We miss him!!


A moment of being silly, while we
were watching a show with music.
He was dancing with my slippers.
The boy keeps us laughing all the time!

August 28, 2014

Look who arrived!!

Hi everyone!

No new house talk today. No long winded updates. No collages of pictures. I promise! Instead, I'll show you who arrived in our mailbox today. All the way across the sea from the U.K., here's Chester the Racoon!


Chester is a favorite in our preschool classroom. The star of the popular book "The Kissing Hand", he's been a great comfort for little ones who are not quite ready to be separated from mom or dad. Chester's mom kisses his hand, so he can feel the love when she's not with him. Hence the sweet red heart on his left hand. We use Chester a lot a the beginning of the school year but from day one, we've had a bit of a rag tag of stuffed racoons that had a red foamy heart shape glued on. I was so excited to find the real Chester one day while searching for something else on the net. It took most of the summer to arrive from across the sea but the wait was worth the time. There is a whole series of Chester stories but this one has always been, hands down, our favorite.


Can't wait for the 1st day on Tuesday!

Have you ever read "The Kissing Hand?"