Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Robot Valentines
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A's class had a Valentine's Day party while we were out of town. Before we left he made thirteen robot valentines to have his teacher hand out for him while he was gone. He designed them and picked out all the paper. They learned how to do the accordian folding at school and wanted to do that for the arms and legs. Great job, A!
My brother-in-law says that women in my family have a curious habit of carrying their plate around while they eat. He calls it “the wandering plate.” While some of it comes from simple busyness at meal time, I think it comes from an innate need to nourish the body and soul of those around us. We are last to fill our plate. Then we wander, moving from person to situation, to continue the nourishing process beyond just filling a belly. May my wanderings fill your soul as they do mine!
Books on My Nightstand this Week
- Crucial Conversations
- Runner's World September issue
- The Omnivore's Dilmna
- The Strong Willed Child by James Dobson
Family Ties
Friendly Faces
- Allens
- Halgren Family
- Henrichsen Family
- Hunt Family
- Kinghorns
- Law Family
- Layton Family
- Lewis Family
- McLaws Family
- Merell Family
- Peterson Family
- Porter Family
- Robinson Family
- Romriell Family
- Roskens Family
- Schank Family
- Shepherd Family
- Smith Family
- Tufts Family
- Walstad Family
- Wilde Family
- Woodruff Family
- Zeeny Family
4 comments:
I sure do love that kid! How creative! Clearly he's the product of two awesome parents :)
Those valentines are adorable!!
I'm impressed, that's a great idea and design. Good job A!
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