Then lunchtime rolled around, and hubby called me in - noting that there were severe thunderstorms heading our way. I packed away my tools, and came in to eat, figuring I would head out again later and finish things up.
Gardening was soon forgotten, however, as rainy drizzles kept us inside, and I pulled out the Perler Beads for some after lunch fun. The plan was to start preparing for holiday gift giving with the Munchkin by making a few ornaments for aunts and uncles and cousins. We figured if we made a few at a time, it would not be so overwhelming.
A bunch of crabs and bees and ants and turtles later - we had quite the pile - and the Munchkin decided he wanted to make an underwater diorama like one he had seen in a book. A box was procured, scrap paper, scissors and tape were deployed, and after some box cutter wielding by Mommy and some magic with embroidery floss and scraps of cardboard, the undersea world was born.
The director prepares to tell his undersea story. |
Uncle Frank's canoe floats on the sea. |
The Princess' owl dipping her toes in the sea (and looking for dinner) |
Bring the rain... anytime! We've got it covered.
3 comments:
Sounds like fun. I remember when my kids were that young and now they have fun times that they remember. Enjoy the simple times together and let your son be creative. Thanks for sharing.
Ooh, I love all the activity in the diorama... And I like how the owl is watching over all of it.
Love it! I never knew what those beads were called, but I think I have created with them with some kid before. lol The munchkin has quite the imagination!! :)
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