Wordless Wednesday
Our local shopping mall is all dressed up for the Lunar New Year.
Throwback Thursday: Snow days are hard on parents
In this week’s extract from my now-deleted Facebook archives, I am once again reminded how grateful I am to no longer be the parent of a small child in the snowier bits of the U.S.
Throwback Thursday: The Three-Year-Old sings to Cozy the cat
In this week’s extract from my now-deleted Facebook archives, the three-year-old sings a lullaby to Cozy the Cat.
Throwback Thursday: Snow is best enjoyed in hindsight
In this week’s extract from my now-deleted Facebook archives, I enjoy pretty pictures of snow, now that I no longer have to shovel it.
Throwback Thursday: How to save a T. Rex’s life
In this week’s extract from my now-deleted Facebook archives, my daughter demonstrates the proper way to perform CPR on a T.Rex. #ThrowbackThursday
Throwback Thursday: My daughter winterizes her bike
In this week’s extract from my now-deleted Facebook archives, my then four-year-old daughter spends the day preparing her bike for winter.
Throwback Thursday: The Very Giant Glycodont
In this week’s extract from my now-deleted Facebook archives, my daughter and I visit the glycodont at the Harvard Museum of Natural History.
Throwback Thursday: Daddyo teaches The Three-Year-Old to use his giant camera
In this week’s extract from my now-deleted Facebook archives, my husband teaches our daughter how to use his Giant Camera for the very first time. She was three. We were in Cape Cod.
Wordless Wednesday: Middle school metaphors
My daughter left me this butter sculpture by the toaster this morning. The more I contemplated it, the more I realized that it was the perfect metaphor for middle school.
Wordless Wednesday: Public art you can run around in is the best kind of public art
Public art you can run around in is the best kind of public art. This week, my daughter explores Whiplash by Patrick Dougherty.
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