Here is one of our cards that we made for Christmas. We also make cards for birthdays, thank you, thinking of you and any other occassion. If you would like to order something, just let us know. They are $2 each. If you would like to order announcements, invitations or other bulk items, we can give a discount for multiple items. When you ask for a price, let us know your zip code so we can include shipping. Thanks!
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Monday, November 30, 2009
Hello New Friends
We are hoping that some of our new friends will stop by and say hello! We had fun writing cards this weekend to service members in Iraq and new penpal friends around the world. This is a busy week for us. Of course we have school work to do and our chores, but so much more. This afternoon friends are coming over to play for a while, then we are going tonight to be evaluated for a basketball program at our church. Tomorrow and Thursday nights we have church stuff, Wednesday we are going to try to get over to the local 4H meeting. We have never been, but we love animals and think this might be a fun thing to try. On Friday, we get a daddy/daughter night while Mom goes to a ladies thing and Saturday is a big Christmas dinner with our extended family. Whew! I'm tired just thinking about it. Hopefully we will be able to put up our Christmas decorations sometime in there too! Oh, and send Christmas cards.
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Scrap Friday
My husband and I got up at 3 am yesterday and hit Wal*Mart and Target for their great Black Friday deals. By 8:30 am, I was back home and ready to start my day again, this time with my girls. We spent the morning making lots of cards. We mailed nine Christmas cards to other homeschooled children around the world. We subscribe to a penpal list of homeschool kids and the moderator of this group randomly selected groups to mail cards to each other. One of the families lives with an hour of our old home! What a small world!
Later in the afternoon, we recieved a letter from my daughter's Sunday School teacher reminding her that they were collecting items for a soldier in Iraq whose family attends our church. On the list of items to send was stationary and blank cards. We made some more cards to send to him also.
After eating leftovers for dinner, we went to a nearby town for their Christmas lights parade. What a wonderful Black Friday we had!
Later in the afternoon, we recieved a letter from my daughter's Sunday School teacher reminding her that they were collecting items for a soldier in Iraq whose family attends our church. On the list of items to send was stationary and blank cards. We made some more cards to send to him also.
After eating leftovers for dinner, we went to a nearby town for their Christmas lights parade. What a wonderful Black Friday we had!
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