Buckle up, this is a doozie

My mom sent this book, which I have very fond memories of from when I was a child. But it really does explain a lot about my worldview and outlook on things. Oh also, my grandmother’s name was Juanita.

It just makes me wonder what the lessons are that we are supposed to learn from this story…

Warm fuzzies. Looks are deceiving.

May Day, May Day

May baskets delivered, with proper distancing
This is what’s left of two gallons of strawberries
Hopefully this will resemble strawberry jelly soon
Just two short months ago I hated my garden but now it’s my favorite place to be 🌱

May baskets

Happy May Day!

When I was growing up, we made May Baskets every year and delivered them to friends first thing in the morning. It’s a spring tradition in many northern states, especially Iowa where I lived. We will fill up these May baskets with little “happies” like leftover Halloween candy or some stickers. It doesn’t matter what you put in the May Baskets, but when you deliver them you have to take care not to get caught or you get kissed! (Although in quarantine you’ll have to settle for an air kiss.)

Laundry for the win

I folded laundry today and spent two hours with screaming children getting groceries. Good times.

Today in homeschooling

We made birthday cards for our neighbor.
This reads, “Will you invite us over” ❤️
We talked about equality versus fairness.
I made injera for the first time
It was just okay.
Needed more flavor and oil.
I played Coronabingo
And our little baby bird friend came for a visit.