In just a few days, I’ll be blogging again while hubby and I attend the annual Shaker Seminar. Before that, however, I want to post a little memory in honor of my father-in-law who passed this past week. I’d known him for the close to 40 years I’ve been married to his son. He was […]
Entries Tagged as 'Children'
Great men.
July 25th, 2011 · Comments Off on Great men. · Children, family, Important People, Musings
Forsythia Bushes and Spring
April 14th, 2011 · 3 Comments · Children, family, Musings
It’s a beautiful spring day here — after yesterday’s gloomy April showers. There’s just a tiny bit of snow pack left between houses. This morning’s smells make me think of the forsythia bush next to 20 New St where often when spring broke out my children could be found setting up house. It also […]
The stuff of snow days
February 3rd, 2011 · 4 Comments · Children, Musings
Snow days and what do we do with them? I came across this blog posting about how to teach our students when we can’t be with them. This thought, I’m sure, was brought on by the fact that many of us in New England, and perhaps other places in the US, had two weather related […]
Tags: Children·creativity·problem solving·snow days·teaching
Thank you SECA
January 28th, 2011 · Comments Off on Thank you SECA · Children, travel
We had a great time presenting at SECA (Southern Early Childhood Conference) today in Savannah, Georgia. Preschool Players at SECA
Mountains to Gift Shops…
August 10th, 2010 · Comments Off on Mountains to Gift Shops… · Art, Children, Musings, Site Seeing
As we walk back and forth each day to our bed and breakfast, actually depending on the cloud cover which so far (and we’re told is most times) is always there; we get peeks of the Chugach Mountains. This morning they were particularly majestic and bright in the bit of sun we were treated to […]