Woolgathering {A Copycat Attempt}
This is an attempt to mimic my favorite blogger ever (because she is the coolest.)...
Except I don't really know what woolgathering means...
Just a second.
*googling*
Ah, here it is.
Woolgathering: Indulgence in aimless thought or dreamy imagining; absentmindedness.
Huh.
Anyhow, now that we have that all sorted out, here are my aimless thoughts, er, woolgathering.
- Piper has been begging me for a winter outfit for her doll (think American Girl but not). She is SO disturbed that her doll, Adele, has on summer attire in these freezing temperatures. We ventured off to the toy store to see how much a new outfit was...$20!! Um, no. I have been since searching for free patterns to make the desired clothes and I think I've found something doable!
- I can not believe that I am excited about homemade doll clothing. Daughters change a person.
- I'm super excited about a polar bear painting we're doing tomorrow. I get more into the art projects than the kids do sometimes...
- Considering growing sugar crystal sticks after our borax crystals experiment was a success.
- I cannot find the toilet paper roll holder stick thingy. Cannot.
- I'm really worried Winterfest is going to be a bust with the rain today and tomorrow and super cold temperatures coming. All I really want to see are the dog sleds!!
- I'm STILL reading Les Miserables. I started it in November. But it really is too good to stop.
- Renly can stand all on her own. One problem: she clasps her hands together in the most pitiful and fearful kind of way and fake cries the entire time.
-Same kid = two new teeth. I'm patting myself on the back for that one.
- I bought Borax this week for the above mentioned science experiment. Now I have a whole box of it and I'm seriously considering making my own laundry detergent and dishwasher detergent with it. I've officially gone over the domestic edge.
- Speaking of the domestic edge, I am up to my ears in laundry - both clean-needs-to-be-folded stuff and dirty-needs-to-be-washed-and-dried stuff. Yet I blog...
- I have bags and bags of stuff that needs to go to Value Village. I keep starring at them, wishing them away. Not loading 3 kids plus all the stuff into the van on a bitter cold day wins out every. single. time.
- I joined Spring Clean 365 on FB. Day 1: Clean computer. Guess who is typing away on a dusty keyboard and looking at a smudgy screen?
- Taitum is my lucky sicky of the day. (Some schools have student of the month...We have sicky of the day.) She keeps asking 'You 'nuggle me?'. Genius child. She knows I can't say no.
- Piper is on a Valentine's coloring page spree. Sometimes I join her. It reminds me that there are aspects of childhood I hugely miss.
- Carving soap is madly therapeutic. Go grab a bar of Ivory and try it. You can thank me later.
- I heard recently of someone seriously attempting to make a Christmas gift per month so when Christmas comes it won't be a mad frenzy trying to come up with and complete homemade gift ideas. I'm going to try. Except January. Obviously. On the other hand, this could be reminiscent of my Spring Cleaning 365 attempt.
- My husband was caught on Pinterest today. True story.
- I'm so terribly excited about my birthday trip to the States. Shopping. Good food. Lovely (although occasionally inappropriate) company...love you M&D!
- Ren seems to finally be able to tolerate cow's milk. (Which means the doc's suggestion I was all growly about proved to be a good one....) However, the child LOATHES it. My hope of weaning her just escaped my grasp....
- I am voluntarily trying mussels tomorrow all in the name of my children's education. I'm already gagging at the thought of it.
- I am voluntarily trying mussels tomorrow all in the name of my children's education. I'm already gagging at the thought of it.
Hokey.
I had a lot of woolgathering.
Maybe too much.
In fact, it's rather addicting.
I have WAY too much wool to gather.
Blame Heather.
2 comments:
Gina,
Check out this Clothesline link to see if you can get your bags of clothes picked up by their truck. They do this in our area, so maybe they do in there too.
Love you!
http://www.diabetes.ca/get-involved/supporting-us/clothesline/how-to-donate/
Does it have to be clothes though? We have toys and books and all kinds of other non clothes items....Maybe I'll call and ask. Community living does often call and ask for donations and I'll leave out bags of clothes for them but I'm not so sure they take other things.
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