1. these pockets.
{and filling them.}
2. this oatmeal.
{and the extra big bowlful.}
3. these well-loved gardening supplies.
{and eager planters very ready for spring.}
4. this card game.
{and one late night game.}
5. these candles.
{and the kid who has embraced dinner by candlelight.}
other things:
a community centered response.
bystander intervention training.
yes, it’s violence against asians, yes, it’s violence against women….
splendidly vast and manifold as our people are.
i let my closet be overrun by memorabilia.
i live joy every day in my magical abode.
it’s a parenting wilderness. we are all just doing our best to stay alive.
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4 Comments
Is that the coupe from East Fork?
Not a coupe! This is one of their everyday bowls!
Hello, Erin! I was wondering if Silas is able to play the flower game, or is it really more for Faye at this point? My son (nearly 3) would love the flower cards – just trying to set my own expectations of whether we’d be able to play the game quite yet. Thanks for all the wonderful writing and ideas you share <3
I’d say better for a reader or team players! Silas loves UNO though!
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