When 100% totality is over your childhood home, you go. We aimed to make time and make it from Maine to the NY nature center by 2 to do Eclipse activities. We made it. And as a bonus, we caught a ship going through the locks.
April Snowday
Somehow we never lost power in this last storm. The other side of our road lost power and the road our road intersects with at the other end lost power. But we didn't. We made the best out of Winter in April.
Snowdays
Today was a major blizzard. Somehow we didn't lose power. So what did I do? I made a lot of food. I spent a couple of hours reading to my kids. We worked together to clear the driveway. Justin made us laugh and picked a movie for the kids (Beethoven). Adrian worked hard and did some art. Audra baked and worked on her friendship bracelets. Anna-Kate did a watercolor painting, played playmobil and read Ramona. This is the only picture I took. Thankful we all love being home. After blogging, I'm signing off and working on a new to me calligraphy font. Everything is cancelled for tomorrow, we're planning on starting our day with acrylics.
Oh New England...
We have been OUTSIDE for hours upon hours as of late.
(I made that little sleeping bag the guinea pig is in)
Huge sections of our hedge looked like this:
Mr. Safety.
Adrian loves driving the lawnmower, especially with the cart (that was supposed to be a gift to me, but I haven't gotten to use it yet). He decided to give his sisters rides. They take turns. He makes sure they wear a helmet when they have a turn, his idea. If this isn't the most Adrian thing ever, I don't know what is. He's still the same big kid as he was a little...give him vehicles and make sure safety is a priority.




























