My grandson turned 4 this week (of course I sent him a birthday card for 3 and got royally razzed about losing an entire year) and he’s just starting to read. Since my son and I both are avid readers, I predict that little R will be also. Of course he doesn’t actually READ just [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Kids and Teens’
What’s on Your List for Young Readers?
Posted: 24th December 2008 by ê¿ê in Friends & FamilyTags: book, Harry Potter, Kids and Teens, Seuss
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Other Uses For Household Items
Posted: 27th October 2008 by ê¿ê in Friends & FamilyTags: golf club, inventiveness, Kids and Teens, Multitask, precosity, Table setting
I am a huge proponent of making use of what is to hand. I can be very inventive when it comes to using stuff that’s lying around to help me get the job done. For example, just tonight I wanted to help Ken get the camper set up for cold weather. We didn’t want to [...]
A Perfect Blend of Friendship
Posted: 11th August 2008 by ê¿ê in Friends & FamilyTags: Award, Best of the Web, English language, Kids and Teens, On the Web, Site Awards
I want to thank Chilly over at On The Bricks for choosing eyespi20.com as a Perfect Blend of Friendship award winner. I don’t get many awards, so this is extra special and so nice of you to think of me. {start copy here} Awarded: Mai Yen Eds Chez Francine La Place de Cherie Le bric [...]
Greatest American Dog
Posted: 6th August 2008 by ê¿ê in Friends & FamilyTags: Activities, Bill, Dog, Jarod Miller, Kids and Teens, pets, Recreation, Your Family
Competing with dogs is rewarding and challenging and I was afraid when I first started watching this program that the one other thing that is inherent with dog competitions would be sadly lacking. And true to my concerns, it has been missing in most of the other episodes of this competition. I was afraid that [...]
