Author: Caroline
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Chalk art
Instead of doing more homework, it was sooo nice out we just decided to hang out in the front yard. Paul really loves drawing with chalk. He made these little people by himself no help at all. He’s meticulously organized, very bossy and loves all things crafty. Hmmm… remind you of anyone? .
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Face masks
When I was 4, my uncle used to mail pork floss care packages from Taiwan. (Not something you could buy in rural Washington in the ’80s.) Now there’s no elastic to be found in Seattle, so my uncle sent these face masks from Taiwan. I’m almost 40 and my uncle is still taking care of…
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Even more balloons
Just sunshine and rainbows here in Magnolia! Another creation by the nice mom who puts these balloons outside her house and invites everyone to come by. . These guys haven’t left the island since March 12. We caught a glimpse of another neighborhood. Someday…
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More balloons
The amazing Magnolia balloon lady strikes again! New balloon installation to check out. . . . . . . . .
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Easter
Easter egg hunt in our backyard this year, which yielded way more eggs per kid than we’ve ever gotten in all the years at the community center combined. . Easter treats — my kids know they are required to take some pictures before we can eat it. Sadly they looked way better than they tasted.…
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Authors and illustrators
The boys are really into making little books. On his own, Paul figured out how to do bubble letters, talk bubbles and VISUAL HIERARCHY. The lead characters in Joseph’s stories are all 3-digit numbers, naturally. He hasn’t been this happy to write in a long time, so I’m just going to go with it. Bookmaking…
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Easter balloons
The coolest Magnolia mom ever put up this Easter balloon installation in front of her house and invited people to come by. Of course we went over right away! We all needed a little boost and what better way to spread some joy in the neighborhood? . . . . . …
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Tulips
The tulips are coming up in our garden now, but there won’t be a tulip festival this year. I feel terrible for the farmers.