- Two green links to share:
- I submitted an entry to the craft blog last night. I'm still waiting for it to post. It has pictures of the bibs, but I'm going to post the pictures here as well (click images for larger view).
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- I'm going to invest in a few books (probably mostly used) listed in this list of top 50 children's books (thanks
kingdavey). - The Great Wolf Lodge sounds like a seriously cool place to spend a weekend. One of my friends took his family this weekend. I can't wait to hear how it went since it really seems like it would be a blast.
- A friend of a friend is trying to raise money for an emergency situation. She takes beautiful photographs. Please check them out.
holding_on, would you like to share some information about pricing and how to order here? I'll edit the entry if you do. - For those of you mystery shoppers out there, I have another legitimate mystery shopping site for you to check out.
- For those of you still blogging for money, PayU2Blog is another site that seems to be legit (I have another friend who uses it). I haven't really checked it out, but I trust her.
- For those of you interested in the whole BzzAgent thing but still not sure, I just signed up for three more campaigns. One is for the Scrubbing Bubbles shower spray, one is for some sort of Oust spray, and one is for Chili's burgers. I'll be posting separately about these later, but thought I'd share a little now.
- B is playing in a Hafla tomorrow night. I'll most likely be taking Sophie unless she's a serious turkey tomorrow and doesn't nap at all.
- TMBG is less than two weeks away!
Hmm... I've really got a lot of nothing.
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okay - sm00sic:Between the Lions





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Someone linked me to a friend's Etsy site and she was selling bibs. It made me feel better because even with all the mistakes in my bibs, I think mine actually look better than hers. ;)
I still have a long way to go before my sewing is good, but I think these are a great practice project. They're quick and fun, too! :)
And I'm still a crazy huge fan of the McBroom stories. And The Little House. Ah.... the Little House. ...on a hill with cherry trees all around her...
For nonfics, the EyeWitness books are freakin' awesome. My kids love that kind of thing. Those are really good. Both for flipping through, and for actual reading and learning.
Btw, Sophie will have mail in a few days. :)
Oh- and, because you are an evil bad influence, I've done much on goodreads.com.
Lots of pregnant friends = lots of bibs!! :)
Little House is a must have series for us. I'll get them for her as soon as she brings home the little Scholastic paper unless I can get a good deal on them before that. I know those little things support the schools, so... if I don't order those books through them, I'm sure I'll be ordering something else through them.
LOL I noticed the fun you've been having on goodreads.com.
Yay for mail!! She loves mail! I'll have to take a picture of her when I tell her she gets mail. She makes the craziest faces. You are so awesome! :)
Also, when you have play time, dig through curledup.com for kids. Obviously, some of mine are there too, but there is a huge amount of books... from board books up through chapter books for teens, and nonfics for kids as well. I am biased, but I really do believe in her site. It is a good resource.
I probably skimmed and left out too much info in doing so, didn't I? Eesh. I need to stop trying to play with Sophie and keep up with email at the same time. ;)
We are currently looking at pictures from Christmas that I thought I'd lost. :) It's fun!
I'm leaning toward the Traverse City one, but that's a hike for us. I guess it all depends on who all is going.
:)
My parents used to take us to a hotel in Chatham, ON for a similar type weekend, although it was really just a hotel with two big pools, a big water slide, some pool tables, ping pong, and mini golf. ;) We still had a blast for a weekend in the middle of winter every year we went. :)
You guys aren't that far from Chatham, are you? I can't remember.
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Her stuff is in-freakin'-credible! Seriously, I hope people check it out because it's just so awesome!
Thanks for sharing the green sites...
Great Wolf lodge is a freakin blast.
And that list didn't have The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein. I think it deserves to be on that list. I hate The Cat in the Hat. I can't believe that made the top 50 books. And a book that is not wildly popular but deserves recognition in my opinion is Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel by Virginia Lee Burton. It is my all time favorite Childrens Book. Oh yeah and what about A Wrinkle in Time? that was a good one. Another good one is From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler I read that one in 5th grade and have dreamed of going to New York and the Metropolitan Museum of Art ever since
I found one of the green sites in Real Simple this month and the other from my gDiapers Yahoo! group. I bookmarked them but figured I'd probably forget about them so I'd better share them so they actually get used. My bookmarks are a little out of control. ;)
I figure if we wait until Sophie is about seven or eight years old, her cousins will be just a tad younger, and they can all go and have a grand time. Of course, there will be other cousins by then, I'm sure... Who knows. It just looks like a lot of fun, very different from most other vacations.
The list is from a Brit paper. They have strange taste. ;) [much love to my Brit friends] Some day, when I have time on my hands, I would like to compile a list of books I've read, books others recommend, and award winning books, just to share with friends. I know B&N has lists of award winners, so that part is pretty easy. I'm hoping goodreads.com will help with the rest of it. ;)
Then again, if the list was voted for by adults, that would explain the Blyton books still being there.