It’s time for the latest installment of “Let’s Go Camping!” on Suburble, and this one is going to feature the highlights (and the lowlights) of our very first camping trip of this year. I know that I promised that the next post in the series would be a tour of my...
Disclaimer: I love my children in 1000 different ways. They are inventive, precocious, beautiful and smart. They are sweet, kind and gentle. They are also little terrors when I’m on the phone and I would gladly lock myself in the bathroom while they clawed at the hollow door just so I...
The idea for a “sensory box” (or a miniature sand box, of sorts), came to me when I was dropping Lila off at school. The classroom has a larger indoor sandbox, and the teachers switch up the treasures in the box depending on the monthly theme. Lucy almost always beelines towards it,...
We just got back from our first camping trip of this year. We are dirty, disheveled, a bit damp (rainclouds can’t seem to resist crashing a Suburble family camping trip) and tired. But we’re also very happy. We had a wonderful weekend. I will share all of the good, the bad, (and the...
When I started this blogging adventure, one of my posts received a comment by a fellow blogger named Amy. She said some very kind things about my blog, and as a result, I followed her back to her own blog (While Wearing Heels) and fell in love with her work. I guest posted on her […]
We’re a big fan of “arts and crafts” ’round these parts, and for many reasons: These activities hold their interest for a lot longer than the typical 3 minutes any other activity earns. It sparks their imagination – often leading to long narratives of adventure and...
We’ve been keeping up with our Responsiblity Charts, which is a wonderful happening. I didn’t know if the girls would embrace their charts or merely stick their tongues out at them (which is not entirely impossible, if you’ve been around us recently). Some of our daily goals...
They sit in the sunlight, sharing dresses and sunglasses for their paper dolls. Each outfit becomes more absurd and each doll’s voice grows higher and sillier. Maddie’s fair skin shows traces of the “make-up” she carefully applied with felt marker while her mother...
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