03.19.27
the kids love looking at our old family photo books
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03.20.17
cline’s current obsession – electric pencil sharpener
it’s gotten to the place where many pencils are sharpened on both ends to keep him in business
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03.21.17
project:entryway
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03.22.17
girls date in Fort Wayne (note: i would not recommend shoe shopping with this crew plus a baby in your baby carrier at a rather upscale place (i.e.Von Maur) if you want to keep your chill)
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meanwhile the boys were having a great time playing outside, wrestling and doing “boy” things at the rabers. cline came home with a nice battle scar; when i wanted to put salve on his scab cline emphatically told me “no! it looks cool”
03.23.17
lets just say the risen roll donut holes didn’t stand a chance against this crew
thankful for friends (shout out to beth) who unexpectedly drop off a breakfast treat
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03.24.17
i can’t leave indie on the floor by herself for long as she quickly attracts company
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03.25-26.17
i had so much fun at the indianapolis homeschool convention with this crew
(photo credit – jenna)
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LauraI am looking to print my pictures and make books? Have you done research and found a great place? I like how big your books look? Any advice on how to do them, by year, etc.? Thanks!
AmyI use Blurb, and not because I’ve researched and found them to be the best, but they are one of the only companies I’ve found that can do a book with often 200 pages in it. I have been mostly happy with the books, however the kids do have to be gentle with them because the pages can, and have, torn.