This kid was eagerly awaiting her woodworking class at Girls at Work, Inc. today. I’m pretty sure she liked it, as the first words to me as she came out were, “when can I come and do this again?!?” They made Shaker Peg boards and C is quite proud of her handiwork. We have so many interesting opportunities that come our way, but sometimes we come across something that is just so right. I love that.
I’m so in love with these three who tried really hard to snap a Christmas photo that fit all of my wildly conceived criteria. I’m not sure we got the photo that I was imagining, but they were all adorable troopers.
“Life is partly what we make it, and partly what it is made by the friends we choose.”
~Tennessee Williams
Visited a lovely little yarn shop in Maine today. I wanted to buy one (or more!) of everything, but had to restrain myself. Pretty sure I touched all the yarns, though.
Replacing the bulkhead door is not the most exciting of home improvement projects, but it was one that desperately needed doing. Many thanks to Dad for building these new doors, to the girls (and Grandpa) for painting them, and to me for, um… choosing the color. A true team effort!
Frolicking by the shore in Marblehead. She dances everywhere she goes.
A sweet girl sketched by my sweet girl!
Ready to trick or treat after a busy and fun Halloween season in Salem.
Catherine- Ink Sans from the video game “Undertale”
Esme- Hermione Jean Granger, from Harry Potter
With one day to go before it closes, we got into the Museum of Science to see their Caterpillars exhibit. We weren’t sure if we should expect live caterpillars or not, but we weren’t disappointed in what we saw. Close up portraits of caterpillars on the branches that they eat were displayed around the room. Each one unique and totally interesting.
I really love when the MOS finds that perfect mix between art and science and this exhibit hit the sweet spot!
Many thanks to the inconsiderate Halloween revelers who have contributed 95c to the Wood Girls activities fund. Every penny helps! All these were collected either on or within two steps from my path home from the shop.