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Seattle -2014

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These two. Father-daughter. I introduced Fisher to the Alison Krauss song Down to the River to Pray and now she goes around singing, "And who shall wear the robe and crown... Good Lord, show me the way!" 🎶When I look at this picture I hear that song, and I see a little girl about to be baptized by her father. Oh Lord, let it be so. Apparently doing laundry the old fashion way is loads of fun for little people and how easy to put together. Fill a bucket with water, give them some old clothes and wash rags, a washboard if you have one and string up a clothes line with clothes pins. Hours of fun, especially if they have friends to play with. I'm saving this activity into memory for the next summer we have a yard of our own. Okay, nature journaling mamas out there, today was my first time to do this with Fisher and I'm not sure about the process. I'd love to hear about how you facilitate the activity. I completely winged it today, but this is how it went for us. After visiting a nature museum, I asked her what animals were her favorite. I drew a very light outline of her favorites in her journal and let her watercolor them. I then added some black outlines to give the animals more depth. When I showed her what I did, she was a little upset and told me she didn't like the lines. Oops. A couple of hours later we sat down to talk about the animas and write down some of the facts we learned about them. She also did not like that I was doing all of the writing. (Those scribbles on the right are her writings about the animals.) what do you all do? Let your kiddo have complete creative freedom here? If I had done that we would have had a blue porcupine and a page full of scribbles. I want to keep this fun but also coherent. As an aside, she does have freedom of expression with art at other times. @thehowardartshop, you could probably help me here. #naturejournaling
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