1. these pink carnations.
{left in little bottles by everyone’s bedside and still spritely nearly a week later.}
2. this ribbon.
{and embracing a very persistent lavender moment.}
3. this borrowed colored pencil.
{for making my to do list decidedly more cheery. }
4. this green grass.
{because it just keeps getting better.}
5. this stain stick.*
{because sometimes i sit on my child’s squished raspberry and sometimes i’m wearing white pants.}
other things:
#disruptingracismwithkids (plus required reading: we put it in terms of not-nice).
like a particularly aggressive strain of kudzu…
the political power of black motherhood.
for a few weeks each spring, a lone guard monitors the moors of northern england…
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Great pictures – that colored pencil brought me back to my childhood. I had so many of those growing up!!
-Jenna ♥
Plain boiling hot water takes care of berry stains. Just pour straight from the kettle and let pass through the fabric and carry the stain away. How’s that for minimalism!?
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I love the candid style of these pictures <3. Those pencils use to confuse me so much when I was a kid. Like "what color are you??"
I adore this series! Really makes me think about the little things in everyday-life that I appreciate.
Hello, Did you pay for the first article?
Ah, no! Wrong link! Will update above also! https://robindiangelo.com/2018site/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Not-Nice_-Antiracists-Parenting.pdf
What will you use the grass for? I’d like to try growing it with my daughter but not sure what to do with it. Thanks!
We’ve just been enjoying it grow! You could certainly juice it, or eat it if you’d like. But for our part, we’ve just been using it as a lovely way to teach little kids about how to watch something grow from seed to plant—observing, chatting, and marveling at the process!
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