Here's my bike table now:
Her princess cereal bowl that suddenly appeared out there:
Taking time out from stamping to work on the bike:
Who else has such a diverse workshop? (The baby is what started it all. I allowed the baby a few weeks ago and now she's moved her arts and crafts out there. I am drawing the line to having curtains, a sewing machine, or knitting in the workshop. I need to keep it on the manly side in order to keep the testosterone flowing.)
Who else has such a diverse workshop? (The baby is what started it all. I allowed the baby a few weeks ago and now she's moved her arts and crafts out there. I am drawing the line to having curtains, a sewing machine, or knitting in the workshop. I need to keep it on the manly side in order to keep the testosterone flowing.)
4 comments:
August 23, 2010
Hi Sarah, Love the pictures. Glad to see the workshop has the little girl touch. Sarah I love the matching aprons. Happy Cooking!
Love, Aunt Carol
No curtains - c'mon! Sarah can probably whip up anouther set of the purple glittery ones that she made for Lexi's room... They would go great with Abby's beautiful artwork and the princess bowl! :) Maybe even a matching pillow for the bike's side car where Abby rides! :)
So glad to see that you both let Abigail learn all the aspects of life. From cooking, stamping and even becoming a mechanic! Those are all very important life skills! Well, maybe not being a mechanic (for some of us anyway) :-) Love the pictures and stories!
Love to All!
Grammie Donna
That's great that she's comfortable bringing her items to the workshop. Daddy time is as important as mommy time.
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