by This is Carrie on May 16, 2009
We don’t have a Cafe Rio or a Costa Vida close to us, so I couldn’t do a side by side comparison, but I can say that a craving has been eliminated. If you search google, a million variations will come up, but this simple one is close enough for me. 5-6 lb pork roast1 […]
by This is Carrie on May 15, 2009
Baby Brother did not want to be left out of all the painting fun, so I gave him a paint brush and a bowl of water on a nice sunny day.
by This is Carrie on May 14, 2009
The beans, peas and edamame have all sprouted, but the girls got impatient for their Garden Tipi to be ready for use. A sheet will have to do until then.
by This is Carrie on May 14, 2009
Monet inspired us to paint outside and incorporate the subject of water into our pictures.
by This is Carrie on May 13, 2009
Another nice venue for talking a few more steps.
by This is Carrie on May 13, 2009
Studying Picasso and his work inspired this piece entitled“The Weird Portrait of Mom”Crayola Marker
by This is Carrie on May 12, 2009
A sweet card from Princess and a piece of wearable art from Pumpkin.
by This is Carrie on May 12, 2009
Painting like Pollock had to be one of their favorite Spring Break activities.
by This is Carrie on May 11, 2009
At church, they gathered the kid’s answers to this question“I love my mom because…”then read the long list of, sweet answers to all the mothers.Even though they quotes were anonymous, I knew EXACTLY which ones were about me. “I love my mom because she makes fried Cheerios for me and my friends.”&“I love my mom […]
by This is Carrie on May 11, 2009
During the three week Spring Break (a while ago) we did a few artists studies based on my favorite series of introductory art history books for kids. Up first, the troubled Van Gogh. After reading the book, we decided to concentrate our acrylic painting on movement, visible brush strokes, and we threw in a little […]