Taking time today to visit all my fellow Mommytographers! I haven't been a good classmate in making the rounds, but I have enjoyed all the unique photos through my reader.
How to kill a 9 year olds boredom. ...and solve an knot issue at the same time.. it's OK. ... the yarn is for his blanket that I am making. YES! A blanket. Make sure you have lots of space to stretch out the yarn. Give child one end of the knotted yarn and shoe him how to make ball of yarn. Laugh a lot especially when he drops the yarn ball and it all unravels. It was a huge help and I was able to get back to my project.
365-23 After a long day at work and a meeting at night here is my Darling Hubby (DH) coloring with our 4 year old. As they were finishing, our son was finished with his part of the page, and my DH had to go back and color it more! Perfection! It was a perfect time together!
Here is a photo of our 5 year old taking a photo while sitting on my lap. He loves that I take photos all the time and he wanted to do the same with my old phone! Once I upload his photos I will post some as a guest post in the future.
GORGEOUS!!! All I know is to blanch and freeze!!! Do you have a foodsaver? Makes freezing a breeze...
ReplyDeleteTaking time today to visit all my fellow Mommytographers! I haven't been a good classmate in making the rounds, but I have enjoyed all the unique photos through my reader.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! Love the camp photo with the flag :)
Have a great week, Tamara
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YUM, my fav.
ReplyDeleteWe freeze - trim, cut, blanch and spread out on greaseproof for a few minutes (until the next batch is done) then tip into boxes or bags.
ReplyDeleteDidn't have enough to freeze this year tho'.
Love fresh green beans
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