I totally fixed the internet, so here are some photos from the last few days.
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| Grandma E got her hooked on the outdoors. Any ideas for those windows that I snatched out of the neighbor's trash? |
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| How hungry does your toddler have to be to eat raw kale? |
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| See if you can spot Irene at Mr. Moses' 93rd birthday party. |
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| Hanging out. |
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| Making Lussekatter |
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| The tradition is that the eldest daughter distributes the Lussekatter. |
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| She actually did a pretty good job of giving them out after service. |
Oh my, those girls are ever so darling.
ReplyDeleteEvangeline looks so intent on her task.
We sure are happy you fixed the computer!
Love from the Alaska Grands
What a big girl you are getting to be, Evangeline. Once again, welcome to the Circle of Big Sisters. It's a very important job, you know, and you seem to be doing it very, VERY well.
ReplyDeleteIn re: the windows.
ReplyDeleteYou can make a cold box, which will probably extend your growing season from 9 to 12 months. We get lettuce from a parishioner every year at Christmas and Easter thanks to his cold boxes.
Your lussekatter are so way prettier than ours.
ReplyDeleteOooh. Cold frame is a GREAT idea! Here's a site: http://tipnut.com/how-to-build-a-cold-frame-with-an-old-window/
ReplyDeleteWe saw a movie the other night in which some monks had cold boxes, and I didn't know what they were. Now I know. Thanks friends.
ReplyDeleteIt was a really good movie, but I don't think we finished it because it was late and it was in French.