My grand-daughter comes three mornings a week. Though we still play with our ‘babies’, she clings to Mommy like Velcro since nursery school started. To entice her, I have craft projects awaiting. Mom is a mere memory, and she barely says good-bye, heading towards the paintbrush… : )
I spent the weekend prior, gathering hickory nuts from the hedgerow and gluing the two pieces together that tend to split while drying. Two trays! Now we just have to glue the spots on.
Patricia J Grace 
Awwwwww… can I come paint with you?? That is so precious. What special time with your granddaughter.
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Ah, you make me giggle. Yes, come! After we did the spots, it was time to play out in the rain and jump in puddles.
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Oh I’d love to do that too!!!
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What an opportunity for love and abundance. The pictures brought a smile to my face. Thanks
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Oh, I am so pleased to hear that… : )
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What a great project for your granddaughter! And I love that you have found a way to make her transition a delightful experience.
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Yes. She does love her crafts and I plan to continue our endeavors. As long as paint, glue or glitter is included, she’s all in!
How are the horses?
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Adorable! What a delightful idea!
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Oh, we had fun!
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How fabulous are you?! Makes my heart so happy!
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Oh, me too! That little cherub.
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How lucky she is to have you! You’re both lucky. 😉
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Yes!
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That looks like fun!
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Oh, we had fun. She loved painting them. Gluing on the dots was harder though.
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this is so sweet.
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She is too, sweet as sugar & honey… : )
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What a great activity! My son would love to do that!
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She loves her crafts. We’ll be busy this winter as long as my ideas hold out.
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