5/26/13

21/52

          "A portrait of my child, once a week, every week, in 2013"

Logan: My little explorer. You wore those homemade binoculars the entire day and with them you saw as much from ants on stones to pine trees being cut down. The day was breezy, the sun was bright, and you were dirt covered and happy as can be.

5/20/13

newhope again

We love this little town-- our go-to spot for feeding the ducks [and sometimes geese and seagulls too] on the river. The drive here is gorgeous and the town itself is beautiful with plenty of things to do and see. Naturally, Logan was fists full with twigs and sticks. She even got to observe stalk a little duck up close and personal. Unfortunately, he was not as fond of her as she was of him. Their follow-the-leader game was short lived when he decided it wasn't his thing and took off into the water. Haha, poor Lo. She took the rejection well, though. ;]

5/18/13

20/52


 "A portrait of my child, once a week, every week, in 2013"

Logan: Little latte lover-- looking more college ready than preschool.

Linking up with Jodi [and many many others] over at che&fidel.

Some favorites from last week include lovely little black and white Logan, a woodsy girl explorer, Josephine and sweet little Eulalie who I only hope is feeling much better by now.

5/15/13

legit flower card: nature in the home

Today, we made a flower card-- with actual hand picked flowers, and boy did it turn out even better than I had envisioned.

Materials: Paper, envelope, tape for decorating, and fresh flowers. 

Our "decorating" didn't consist of much, in attempts to keep the flowers as the main focus. Such great colors, mission accomplished. 
Logan's Grammy was the lucky recipient of this here beaut. Here is the inside of the card, drawn by Lo herself. I'm especially proud of the hair, though I think it was purely coincidental that it turned out to actually look like Grammy's hair.

Happy to be joining in with Lou over at LITTLE GREEN SHED for her Nature in the Home series. 

5/14/13

hi, my name is logan, and i hate soccer..

....most days.

 
 
But then some days she loves it! Then there are days when she struggles between love and hate-- this day being a perfect example [as pictured.] 

Overall, Logan seems to really enjoy the sport itself. But it seems she would rather be on a team of one-- with no coach preferably. Right now she is coincidentally on an all boys team with a male coach. Next week we are going to try her on the girls team. I don't know if it will make a difference, but we're hoping so. Fingers crossed.

5/12/13

19/52

"A portrait of my child, once a week, every week, in 2013."

Logan: front and back, black and white. Spending as much time as possible outside, makes you as happy as possible inside.

5/6/13

mayhem at midnight

It's midnight and you are wide awake, and in mama's and daddy's bed. You are not sick, you are not hungry, you are not sad. But boy are you pretty. Too old for a pacifier, but too young to care. I secretly love that about you, my big baby. But please, please, pretty please, go to sleep.

5/4/13

18/52

"A portrait of my child, once a week, every week, in 2013."

What is it about a new location, a new place to discover, a new place to be?
 This little explorer loves the possibility of somewhere new.

See more photos of our day here.

beautiful days were made for this

Today we ventured out to spend some time outdoors. It was a gorgeous day. Not a cloud in the sky, cool breeze type of day. 

We went out in search of a park we haven't visited before, and ended up a few towns over at Washington Crossing Historical Park. This spot is said to be the location where Washington and his men crossed the Delaware River in 1776. 

This "park" was not a park by any definition as far as Lo was concerned, but she has the best time. This little spot was full of beauty, and the weather just enhanced it. As you can see Lo loved bouncing from door to door of these little old cottage homes like it was Halloween night. She also had a ball stomping around in the visitor center. Thankfully they are kid friendly. 

Scott and I decided that just him and I are going to go back one day [soon] and take part in the guided tours. We both are History fans and this spot is so close we really would be depriving ourselves by not returning. Plus, we are way over due or a day date, any date actually!

5/2/13

iLife: me and my girlfriend

picnics at the park// hot days in spring// silly girl at supper// phillies pride// selfie// redsoxnation// compelling read-- goodbye wheat// new shoes// bachlorette night fun// silly shadows// a fresh clean pea girl// ball caps-- a regular go-to accessory.