Did ya’ll know I’m a photographer?! I knew the stars would be bright in Montana this summer and couldn’t pass up the opportunity to photograph them. So before leaving Arizona, I tagged along on a night sky photography shoot with my incredibly talented friend Justin. In the dead of night on the Salt River, he patiently explained the basics and before long, I had captured this: And this. …
I wanted to do a Thanksgiving project with the kids that focused on being grateful for all the little and big things in life. As I started to peruse Pinterest, I realized that A) I didn’t want to spend a ton of money, and B) I didn’t want to spend a ton of time. So I reached into the closet, pulled out construction paper and double-sided tape, and voilà! Our…
It’s rainy and cool here in Phoenix today. Fall is my favorite time of year because we can finally go outside to play. Except for this year because we have a major mosquito problem. For the first time ever, I am praying for the rain to stop. We are covered in bites, and it doesn’t matter what time of day it is or where we go, the mosquitos are everywhere.…
I’m sharing a few easy craft ideas for Earth Day over at Van’s Natural Foods blog. And the best part is, you probably have most of the materials at your house already. Click here or on any of the photos to go to the post! {Recycled Crayons} {Dino Terrarium} {Recycled Bird Feeder} Happy Earth Day!
It’s rainy and cool here in Phoenix today. Fall is my favorite time of year because we can finally go outside to play. Except for this year because we have a major mosquito problem. For the first time ever, I am praying for the rain to stop. We are covered in bites, and it doesn’t matter what time of day it is or where we go, the mosquitos are everywhere.…
Looking for indoor activities for your very bored kids? I was tempted to call this a “rainy day activity” but when it rains at our house, we don’t stay inside. We do this: While most of you have to come up with boredom busters in the rainy and snowy months, our indoor activities take place in the summer when it’s one hundred million degrees outside (approximately). Nevertheless, this is a…
Last week my mom pointed out that the wreath on my front door was a little fall-ish and that I might want to get a spring wreath. I thought that was a great idea, so Leila and I headed to the craft store. I quickly realized that I wouldn’t get out of there for under $40 unless I made my own. I skimmed Pinterest for ideas but OH MY GOODNESS…