One of my favorite things about home schooling is the complete freedom and flexibility we enjoy to do what we want, when we want. I had an agenda in my mind of how last Thursday was going to go. But just before we were about to start our school work, Grace looked at me with the sweetest expression she could find and asked if we might do a tea party first. I suppressed my natural inclination to blurt out "No" and somewhere out of my mouth the words, "Sure! That sounds look a good idea!" came out.
And, thus, we enjoyed a wonderful tea party ofwater tea, water soup, and water juice.
Ariana especially enjoyed thewater soup...
And really loved the deliciouswater tea...
And, in fact, thought it would be a good idea to use her spoon to drink up herwater juice because, after all, it's much more fun that way...
My little Gracie girl. The hostess with the mostess!
And, thus, we enjoyed a wonderful tea party of
Ariana especially enjoyed the
And really loved the delicious
And, in fact, thought it would be a good idea to use her spoon to drink up her
My little Gracie girl. The hostess with the mostess!
3 comments:
Oh I love tea parties! How precious!!!
Home-schooling does allow for flexibility...which is such a blessing as a family to share such precious times together.
Sweet photos!
Good for you Angela! I love how honest and transparent you are in your writings. Your faith and dedication to your family spills out all over the pages sometimes. I love that!
Picture's are great as well...you take such awesome picture's!
Darling tea party--those impromptu things can often be some of the biggest memory makers!!!
Love your new layout--it looks great!! SO cute and seems to coordinate with your style of photography so well!
Thanks so much for your precious comments over on Sunday Selah--I look forward to reading your post on topic--I always love hearing your insight on things!!!
Blessings!
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