We went for a wildflower hike with our homeschool co-op this week. It was a lovely sunny day. The children ran ahead and stealthily planned to ambush the parents as we came upon them hiding beside the trail :)
trillium and rue anemone
wild ginger
There was also a related craft where the children made bookmarks using pressed flowers and leaves and contact paper.
There has also been lots of chickie love as our eggs have been busy a-hatchin' in the incubator.
Even two-year-old Ayla lovingly and gently plays with them when they are ready to move into the brooder.
We also had some indoor-marshmallow-roasting since it was chilly enough to warrant a fire in the woodstove one afternoon.
And more chickie love.....
There was some book-style learnin',
about China and animal facts. As well as US History on the computer via this cool, free website.
We've been making home made sorbet every day. It's just a variety of frozen fruits run through our juicer. (We have a Champion juicer. I don't know if this works in all styles of juicers.) Even completely unsweetened, it is delicious.
I cleared off the crazy clutter that mounds up on my sewing desk with one project in mind, but I finished another, already-cut dress for Sylvia instead.
And Camille added ties to the one that we made for her earlier this year. She didn't like how shapeless it was. I think this is a nice improvement.
um, chickie love, again
mikado
mmmmm, garlic mustard
ahhhh *sigh* more chickie love
That's quite enough pictures for one post I think. All is well here.


























Love the Chikie love...I made a pillow case dress too. Its just so neat!
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Carrie "The Handmade Homemaker"
I love the chickies!!!
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