- Crepes for breakfast, sweet & pungent chicken for supper, and no-bake cherry cheesecake for dessert. Thanks so much to my family for making me feel special today ❤️Tomorrow I’m going to celebrate my birthday, and even though Covid has changed so many things, I’m going to take some time to focus on all the good things that have happened because of these changes. • • One of the most exciting and comforting things I’m enjoying is making bread. I failed miserably at making sourdough bread but I’m loving artisan bread! It’s easy and oh-so-tasty. As long as I can fit into my pants, I’ll keep making it. • • Another bonus has been family video chats when we’re too far apart to visit (at a safe distance). The visits that do happen are that much sweeter. • • I haven’t worked in a real garden since I lived at home in Dorion. In the past few weeks, we decided to use our neighbours’ rotor tiller (I’m so grateful they let us borrow it!), and we repurposed part of our lawn. Now it’s filled with sprouts and we’re looking forward to a great harvest. (I’m praying I don’t get eaten alive while weeding) 🌱 • • Teaching has changed and I miss seeing my students & making good use of studio materials and equipment. But, new projects and learning activities have kept me on my toes and my crazy-creative students have made things that would never have been made unless we were in this situation. I’ll really cherish the artworks made during this time. • • I learned I could do things I didn’t know I could do. I’ve patched jeans (& crosses it off my to-do list), I’ve cut both of our dogs coats and I learned how to cut Dion’s hair. From a video! 🙌🏼 • • On the weekends and late afternoons, I’ve gone hiking in places we haven’t explored before. I’ve been envious of hiking pictures posted by friends and hadn’t gone myself. Until this past month! And hopefully, I’ll use some of the pictures I’ve taken as inspiration for more paintings. ❤️ • • There’s more, but these are the ones that are special to me, and worth sharing. So many people tell us that gratitude goes a long way to helping us through tough times, and it really does make a difference. So, on the eve of a new year for me, I’m sharing the things I’m grateful for, with you. 😊 🧀Flower child. 🌸☀️My boys ❤️🎣
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Tag Archives: students
Moving On!
There are so many benefits to having students grow and prosper in your class. In a way, your classroom becomes a home of sorts, and your role mimics that of a parent as these fledglings prepare to leave the nest. … Continue reading
Weaving 101
Gotta love Pinterest! After discovering Creative Jewish Mom, a blog “enhancing every day in every way with creativity”, I had to try a fun-looking weaving project posted by the author. I’ve always wanted to try weaving, especially knowing the needs … Continue reading
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Recipe for an Art Student
I included this tonight because one of my senior students brought in a painting done by his younger sister. He always speaks so highly of her and her talent, it moved me to jot down a little note for him … Continue reading
