Spring on the peach trees.
Spring on my table.
Spring in the garden as A. uses the propane torch thing to burn the emerging weeds.
Spring for the dogs, who are spending a lot of time lying around in the sun and rolling in dirt and dead leaves.
I subbed for a couple of hours in the preschool room on Wednesday, where I spent much of my time playing with one of the students in this bean table.
It's like a water or sand table, but with pinto beans. Much easier to clean up.
Poppy got home from school on Thursday and created the following visual of the days of the school week:
Looks about right.
And last, today is Palm Sunday. Our church is ready.
Waiting on Easter.
There you have it! My life, snapshotted.
We have a bowl of kidney beans that were originally used as a math manipulative (and they continued to be used this way), but those beans have played many roles in the kids' play--- many involving toy trucks.
ReplyDeleteThere were some trucks in there under those scarves. :-)
DeleteIn the Midwest, it's a corn table!
ReplyDeleteOkay, that's funny that there are regional manipulative tables. God bless America. :-)
DeleteLove Poppy's drawing.
ReplyDeleteI did too. Her face doesn't actually look like that when I get her up for school on those days, but maybe that's how she feels inside.
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