 Last weekend we visited Dave's mom and dad. She showed us her wreath that sits outside her house. A bird had been taking the moss out of the wreath and making a nest out of it.
 Last weekend we visited Dave's mom and dad. She showed us her wreath that sits outside her house. A bird had been taking the moss out of the wreath and making a nest out of it. 
 Last weekend we visited Dave's mom and dad. She showed us her wreath that sits outside her house. A bird had been taking the moss out of the wreath and making a nest out of it.
 Last weekend we visited Dave's mom and dad. She showed us her wreath that sits outside her house. A bird had been taking the moss out of the wreath and making a nest out of it. 
 A friend and I have been putting forth a great effort to get together since I was pregnant. Last week we finally got together. She'd been saving a surprise that she'd bought and saved for all the kids -- 2 gingerbread kits. We poured a cup of tea and went into the other room and let the kids have at it. They had fun and then the houses fell down.
A friend and I have been putting forth a great effort to get together since I was pregnant. Last week we finally got together. She'd been saving a surprise that she'd bought and saved for all the kids -- 2 gingerbread kits. We poured a cup of tea and went into the other room and let the kids have at it. They had fun and then the houses fell down.
 Using CHC's lesson plans for First Communion (which is coming up really fast!), Ds#3 and I talked about how giving yourself to Christ is like sending a wonderful rocket up in space -- then when Christ comes to you in communion, he's sending the rocket back only transformed into a rocket made of gold. It's a nice boy analogy.
Using CHC's lesson plans for First Communion (which is coming up really fast!), Ds#3 and I talked about how giving yourself to Christ is like sending a wonderful rocket up in space -- then when Christ comes to you in communion, he's sending the rocket back only transformed into a rocket made of gold. It's a nice boy analogy.  
 
I've discussed our school song here and here - it's a prayer, school song and mission statement all in one
 
  *The kids start looking for their gardening gloves to dig in the dirt
*The kids start looking for their gardening gloves to dig in the dirt  (skip the growing things, they just want to play in the muddy soil).
(skip the growing things, they just want to play in the muddy soil).

