While my mom was here this weekend, she taught the kids all about the art of fairy making.
Let me start by telling you that Autumn has been obsessed with fairies for the last two years and I keep trying to sway her towards the more traditional fairy and away from the lovely disney fairies. Something a little more earthy in nature, maybe? Yep, these fairies are exactly what I had in mind, but in my little picture of Autumn playing with these "earthy" fairies, I never imagined this great little craft that the girls could whip out on their own. It is perfect. Autumn will disappear into the other room, quietly creating her own little world of fairies, complete with their acorn hats and their tiny fairy tree that Grandma provided. Thanks, mom.
Chris update: A day full of therapy again today. Now that he can walk in the backyard, he has been going out there to help his dad put together the trampoline. (In a managerial sort of way) Before, he really couldn't go back there because of the sticky clay and unlevel nature of it. The best thing is that he has been better emotionally lately. I think the prospect of going back to work and getting back into the swing of things is great for him. He also has been getting his blood pressure around 120/80 on a pretty consistent basis. Good job, honey! He is able to lift 5 lb weights on the right hand. (just a few weeks ago, it was 1 lb) I think we need to go driving again, since we still haven't gone since last week. Maybe tomorrow. Or the next day. Or the day after that. :)
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This doesn't have anything to do with fairies, but you can get wheat bulgar at Fred Meyers. They have it in the bulk section and probably also in the regular healthfood section. :)
It's great to hear about Chris' progress. We hope that you are doing ok as well. The fairies are really a cute idea. Where did your Mom come up with it? Is it a tradition?
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