It only takes a minute

For multiple projects to occur while I am on the bike trainer.  In the span of about 45 minutes, this is what I found.

 The boy loves his Legos. And his new Lego journal the Tooth Fairy left him this week.

This is Georgia, our black lab.  I'm not really sure why she has a yellow face or a really thick front leg, but he was adamant that it had to be that way. 

 And this is the model airplane that he tried to put together by himself.

 But he told me that he used the bag so he didn't get glue on the table.  At least he's conscientious, or terrified of what I would do to him if he messed up the table.

Lesson learned for Mommy - spend less time on the trainer or lock up the art supplies. At least he wasn't glued to the TV. So small victories.


 

Craft Day

Hold on to your hat because we did a lot on Friday.  So much I needed a nap before lunch.

I missed pictures of the helicopter and paper airplane building and flying lessons (because we slept in, shhh don't tell anyone).

But I did get lots of fun pictures off Easter egg dying.

Grammy is one brave soul.

 Love the concentration here.

 And the multi-colored hands to show off the hard work.

The finished product.

We did take a little break for lunch.

Where Cooper proceeded to eat his weight in veggies and dip.  I'm not complaining.

And then back to craft time ... well Gak time it was.

 Grammy can even direct crafts and talk on the phone ... a great multi-tasker mom.

 Demonstrating the technique.

 "Mommy, this is great."

 Grammy had to get her hands in there too.

And then we spent the rest of the day removing gak from, well, everywhere.

The last project was to make jello bunny rabbits.  And then we had a long, long nap to recover from all this crafting.

Neat ideas for projects with your little ones.