Showing posts with label 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2011. Show all posts

Friday, May 6, 2011

106/365 April 15, 2011

I love our kitties. They each have a very different personalities....

105/365 April 14, 2011

My hubby sends me flowers. I hate to let them die in vain. This will be complete soon and ready to hang on the wall in my new home.

104/365 April 13, 2011


Smooch!

103/365 April 12, 2011

Thank you to my beautiful friends who have supported me when I needed it most. Thanks for singing those words back to me lately....because I have forgotten them.

I love you.

102/365 April 11, 2011

Another coffee tag. ..... that makes me smile.

101/365 April 10, 2011

I love words!

100/365 April 9, 2011

Beauty is everywhere.....

99/365 April 8, 2011

Secret Buddies.

98/365 April 7, 2011

Every once in a while ya just have to pause for a bit of sillliness.

97/365 April 6, 2011

Coffee Tag

96/365 April 5, 2011

They won!

95/365 April 4, 2011

Home Sweet Home....for just a little while longer....

94/365 April 3, 2011

Let them eat cake!

They chose their wedding cake today!

93/365 April 2, 2011


Engaged!



92/365 April 1, 2011

Experimenting with new techniques....

Friday, April 1, 2011

91/365 March 31, 2011

Is it just me? Or does this little boy need a great big squeeze?

90/365 March 30, 2011

She plays soccer.

89/365 March 29, 2011

MMMMM!

87/365 March 27, 2011

Love it!

Thursday, March 31, 2011

86/365 March 26, 2011

He Paints

I went to Quincy's conference and got nothing but praises. He is reading at above grade level. I hope that continues forever! :) When I started to leave, Q's teacher explained to me that the children are working on a program to be presented in a few weeks. Part of the unit requires the kids to have a cutout of themselves of paper to represent what they want to be when the grow up. Quincy had a really hard time making his decision. Finally, after much deliberation, he made plans to create a police officer. Throughout his entire Spring Break, Quincy begged and pleaded to do his homework.

We rolled out the paper on the floor. He laid perfectly still. I traced his form. He gathered up is paint sets and a jar of fresh water. Patiently, and with much determination, Quincy painted his police man. After the watercolor paints dried, he carefully cut out the shape.

He was so thrilled with his creation. I was proud of him for having the determination to do the assignment and complete it with such care.

Good job, Q!