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Lately...

Each day of our lives we make deposits in the memory banks of our children. 
-- Charles R. Swindoll

Morning-Creating art.

Sunny day- A stroll through the neighborhood with her lamb

Putumayo Kids- Hooray my Cd arrived! I'm part of a moms-meet group online,
and as one of my rewards, I chose to receive this CD.  It includes some songs from around the world.
So we have been dancing and enjoying our mornings.

Block-building, and some hammering as well.

I've started a new journal. -

Life can sometimes get somewhat hectic. -When it all seems to calm down, and our days seem a little longer, and a bit more peaceful; I enjoy the moments I spend with my family. This year; will be much different from last year. I'm always ready, and happy for a change. It's the cycle of life. 

I've been slacking a little on my blogging. -With sunny days, long walks, clay sculpting, block-building, book reading, and some journal writing.- I'm a little behind.  How have you been spending your time?  

**Thank you to all my lovely readers, I appreciate all of you. Also, I'm so happy that you all enjoyed the printout I provided for pretend Vet play. I'm so glad you all enjoyed it.**

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  1. I've been busy with homeschool and driving them places and school meetings...and on and on. I feel like I need a vacation again already. I love Putumayo music, I can imagine how much you're enjoying it too. :)

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    1. Jennifer, it sounds like you are very busy. I can only imagine how busy we will be come school days for our daughter. Lol, I'm right there with you; I need a vacation too!

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  2. Busy! School just started and I'm trying to find something to photography and trying to find a new routine with school and working out and what to do as far as outside time for the monster each day.

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    1. Oh I bet! New routines can sometimes be a struggle to adjust to, but I'm sure you have it all under control. =)

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  3. Hi Stephanie, I love the quote and the photo of your daughter's stroll with little lamb. Your mom's group sound wonderful. I joined a local neighborhood group when my children were younger and I got a lot out of it. The CD sounds fun. It's great that you're enjoying time out in the sun! Enjoy your day.

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    1. Hello Jayne, you're always so kind. I really appreciate your kind words. Thank you Jayne, I feel like I need to be more active in groups. I tend to stay to myself, but I'm learning time spent with better with other's. Thank you for stopping by, and I hope you have a beautiful day.

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  4. this made me smile, I love creating with the little ones..

    Xo, Megan, www.TfDiaries.com

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    1. Thank you! Glad to hear it made you smile. :) And yes creating with your little one is always a fun time. :) Thank you for stopping by.

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  5. Go and enjoy your days with your family Stephanie! Your blog and your readers will always be here. I have been slacking on blogging a lot lately but then I realize my home has been happy, and that is what matters most in my heart. I hope you have a great week!

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    1. Kristy, you're always so kind. -You are so right! And I absolutely love the part you put about, you realized your home has been happy. That made me smile. I've noticed that to in my home. Time spent with family is priceless, and indeed that matters the most! Thank you Kristy; you're always so kind, and I appreciate you stopping by. Have a wonderful week.

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