by This is Carrie on October 31, 2008
Our tradition for carving has become this: everyone helps clean out the pumpkins, kids draw their pumpkin faces on paper, then mom makes the face a reality.And we always have to do a pre-Halloween trial run.
by This is Carrie on October 30, 2008
With the time change looming, this week marked my last “girl’s evening ride”. The glowing orange sunset viewed from the top of the hill was a nice way to say goodbye.
by This is Carrie on October 30, 2008
For this cute little party, we did the Disney thing. Minnie Mouse was a neighbor girl hand-me-down and the fabulous Snow White was made by Grandma for Princess’ fourth birthday and it’s still going strong.
by This is Carrie on October 29, 2008
Originally made for Pumpkin’s Preschool Harvest Festival, this game has gotten a lot more use than just that one night. Note to self: Next year, back the face parts in cardstock to make them more sturdy.
by This is Carrie on October 27, 2008
I almost forgot about this great hand knit spider hat Baby Brother received as a baby gift. Perfect for the Harvest Festival.
by This is Carrie on October 26, 2008
“Jolly Holiday” Mary Poppins from two Halloweens ago and a Hula Girl courtesy of Mom’s Hawaiian souvenirs.
by This is Carrie on October 26, 2008
A fun and yummy activity for the church Halloween Party
by This is Carrie on October 25, 2008
A long ago-thrifted Dorthy costume(didn’t have the red ruby shoes, but we thought the rainbow shoes were the next best thing) and a Madeline costume from three Halloweens ago. This time, we didn’t need the red bob wig.
by This is Carrie on October 24, 2008
If you can’t buy handmade this holiday season, might I suggest buying mom-owned? Laurie over at Tip Junkie has a comprehensive list of mom-preneurs in almost every gifting category (including books!)
by This is Carrie on October 23, 2008
The hilly bike paths in the park reminded us that Princess could use a little more brake practice.