Our Vacation Bible School theme this year was The Incredible Race. I was the leader of the 3-4 year olds, so I decided to turn our room into one giant airport. The first thing I did was make a giant airplane prop for them to play in and especially to take photos in. It took me about a whole day to make, but it was totally, absolutely worth it! It was about 11 feet long and about 5 feet high.
Y'all, they now have a LEGOland Discovery Center in SAN ANTONIO! That's right! I got tickets during a half-off promotion and we took the kids there for an end-of-school year treat. It was AMAZING.
Hello, hello! It's that time of the week again! Quickie Questions time! I'm going to ask all y'all a question to get us all talking in the comments! This week's question has to do with travel:
Have you heard of the SkipHop brand? They have the most adorable backpacks and lunch bags and plates and cups and things.
Earth Day was on Sunday, so to celebrate, I'm posting a week's worth of Earth Day themed crafts: crafts made with recycled products or crafts related to Earth, etc. One of my favorite all time crafts I've ever made is this adorable recycled train. Read on to find out how we did it.
If you have never visited any of our country's more than 400 National Parks, you are seriously missing out! Fortunately, there are still a couple of free entrance days coming up in 2018 for you to visit at NO COST!
Happy Wednesday! It's time for another Wishlist Wednesday, where I find something I just NEED and add it to my Amazon wishlist.
Since I recently travelled to visit my ailing grandparents, I took some time to create an ultimate list for travelling. This list is just for travelling by yourself. Kids and babies have a whole other (large) list.
Hey, y'all! Today's the day... today's the day I fly up to see my Grandparents in the midwest! I'm taking the trip all by myself, too... no kids and no husband until Sunday night!
Here's another one of those random things I came across in my internet travels:
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