The kids have kinda been monsters today, so I am posting this picture to remind me of the times of peace (which are many). What is your favorite thing to do with your kids? Or, if you don't have kids, what is your favorite thing to do to feel peace?
reading, but only when they aren't fighting over who gets to sit where :). walking as well, they are usually so happy and excited and curious when we go on walks. I like your new (to me) bookshelf!
Reading (um, when they aren't fighting about where to sit, like Katie said)--we read long novels aloud, too, not just picture books (even though we also like those). Also hiking. And when my kids take out their cello and violin and piano and start practicing. Also when we listen to The Piano Guys. When it's none of the above, I get in my car and drive to the top of the hill in town where I can see the sand dunes in one direction, the Centennial Mountains (border of Idaho/Montana) in another, the Tetons in another (border of Idaho/Wyoming), and the temple in the fourth direction. Then I feel peaceful!
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reading, but only when they aren't fighting over who gets to sit where :). walking as well, they are usually so happy and excited and curious when we go on walks.
I like your new (to me) bookshelf!
Reading (um, when they aren't fighting about where to sit, like Katie said)--we read long novels aloud, too, not just picture books (even though we also like those). Also hiking. And when my kids take out their cello and violin and piano and start practicing. Also when we listen to The Piano Guys. When it's none of the above, I get in my car and drive to the top of the hill in town where I can see the sand dunes in one direction, the Centennial Mountains (border of Idaho/Montana) in another, the Tetons in another (border of Idaho/Wyoming), and the temple in the fourth direction. Then I feel peaceful!
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