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Morning and a quick learning activity.


This morning I had some alone time, and enjoyed a nice hot cup of tea. Usually if I wake early, and everyone else is sleeping I will take advantage of getting things in order around the house.
Sometimes I may even catch up on a few shows that I've recorded on our dvr. Well since we haven't been watching much of anything lately on tv, I decided to enjoy a nice cup of tea.
 I figured a nice cup of tea would be nice while reading the Fine cooking magazine.  I have to figure out what to make for dinner tonight. We usually have a plan and a menu for the week, and of course todays plan for dinner is Beef/broccoli with rice. 

Once my daughter was up, we enjoyed a nice breakfast, and she of course wanted to give me a million kisses, with her milk covered lips- ha ha life with a toddler, I love it.

 I took an old container we were no longer using, and cut three shapes into the lid. Closed it back up, and grabbed a few of my daughters pom poms. You can buy them from your local craft store in a large bag. She enjoyed placing each of them in the different holes I made. I made each hole a different size, so she was really concentrating on getting them in. ( This activity helps promote fine motor skills).




{Let your heart guide you.} Yogi green tea


{Fun/learning with pom poms}



Comments

  1. Sounds like a fun day. I had a Yogi tea today too. I think I need to try the energy 1.

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  2. :)Thanks Kimberly, it sure was a nice/fun day. I love yogi tea. This one is one of my favorites :)

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