I was tickled to come across Frog Spit (frozen treats) for an after school snack. When I brought them home last night, one daughter said, "Mooooooommm! They sell those at school" in the whiniest voice I have ever heard. That just deflated my excitement. Either way, that's today's after school snack.
Now I have to come up with another, off of the wall, treat for after school. I may have to bake something this time. Hmmm?
"Eat it up,
Wear it out,
Make it do,
Or go without."
~A Pioneer Sampler, by Barbara Greenwood~
Pioneer Woman at Heart
One Flourishing, Frugal and Fun Family!
One family learning to live off the land, cut back on expenses, and to live a simpler and a more self-sufficient lifestyle.
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Monday, February 1, 2010
Sunday Family Games
I have been pretty good at keeping my writing to "work days" and keeping Sunday as Sabbath. In my attempt to read for pleasure yesterday, I failed. The kids begged and begged me to play a game with them. They kept saying, "Come on Mom....you aren't like other Mom's." When I asked what they meant they replied with words such as "boring" and "not fun" and a few others. How could I not play.
So I did. They took all of the cards, with nouns, from a game we have called Whoonu. They shuffled the cards, and each player took one, but could not look at it. Then another player would tape the card to your forehead, so that everyone else could read it. Each player was allowed to ask one question each time around, until someone guessed what their card said correctly. It takes time to play this game, so my reading didn't happen. Was I sorry I played with the kids instead? Nope. It was kind of fun actually.
So I did. They took all of the cards, with nouns, from a game we have called Whoonu. They shuffled the cards, and each player took one, but could not look at it. Then another player would tape the card to your forehead, so that everyone else could read it. Each player was allowed to ask one question each time around, until someone guessed what their card said correctly. It takes time to play this game, so my reading didn't happen. Was I sorry I played with the kids instead? Nope. It was kind of fun actually.
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