Saturday, October 31, 2015
Halloween
Willa wanted to be a family of monsters for Halloween this year.
Introducing Medusa, a vampire, a zombie...and the dentist who killed the
lion.
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Land art
For our family movie, we watched "Rivers and Tides," a
documentary about artist Andy Goldsworthy. Inspired by his work, we
decided to create some land art of our own.
Saturday, October 24, 2015
Pet News
In pet news, the cat has started playing fetch with us, the
guinea pigs are doing mazes, the dog is herding the children, and the
fish are doing nothing.
Thursday, October 22, 2015
Saturday, October 17, 2015
Half-Haunted Halloween
We did the Half-Haunted Halloween Trail at Wood Lake Nature Center again. The girls had a great time with their friends Katie and Ava!
Friday, October 16, 2015
Saturday, October 10, 2015
Harvest Hoedown at Gale Woods Farm
Dancing, hay bale leaping, cider pressing, star gazing,
and s'more toasting. Jia's favorite night of the entire year.
Fire Ants
Go Fire Ants!
Jia's soccer season came to a close tonight. Her coach said she has coached a lot of teams and loved that these girls had no drama and just supported each other. It was truly a great group of kids. They worked very hard and really came together at the end.
Jia's soccer season came to a close tonight. Her coach said she has coached a lot of teams and loved that these girls had no drama and just supported each other. It was truly a great group of kids. They worked very hard and really came together at the end.
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
What's next
Jia, at bedtime, talking about next year: "Middle school is when kids go through puberty. They can get crabby. Sorry in advance."
Sunday, October 4, 2015
Mystery Cave
We visited Mystery Cave today...some bats were already inside
hibernating! The girls' faves from our trip? Jia: our cool hotel, the
bike ride, and the pie shop. Willa: the cave, the jacuzzi in our room,
and spending time with family.
Saturday, October 3, 2015
Root River Trail
Under cobalt blue skies, we saved countless woolly bear caterpillars
from certain demise on the Root River trail. We also met the world's
friendliest bikers, played at two parks, ate blubarb and other yummy
kinds of pie, and were photographed and interviewed by the Rochester
Post-Bulletin!
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