December 25

The gifts!!! Paul’s big gift was a new train track and Claire got a lot of barbie dolls for her house!!

December 24

December 23

Joan, our landlady, gave Paul a  puzzle!!! THANKS~!!!!

Paul’s gift from Ivana and family, an animal puzzle! THANKS!!!

Claire got a hamster with a nice maze!!

Paul showing off his cloth diaper and Elmo shoes in front of our Christmas tree!!!

December 22

Paul sleeping next to Claire’s doll!

 

The kids got a cup with hot chocolate, and a book each when they finished the library reading program!

  Ivana’s house for some Christmas cookie baking!!!!

Ella and Claire showing off their candy cane reindeer!

December 21

Waiting to bake cookies!

Our snow flake cookies!

Kohl’s Children’s Museum building a fort!

Now Paul LOVES to shop at Dominick’s!

Outside the museum!

Claire playing with the extra cookie dough.

Paul’s birthday gift from Abba’s co-worker, THANKS!

December 20

Claire wrapped in MY jacket in MY spot on the couch!

Chicken pot pie, Claire made the snow flakes!

On a walk looking at all the Christmas lights!

December 19

Shedd Aquarium, above the sting rays! Paul’s favorite!!!

Claire the penguin!

From Grandma White and Bob!!

THANKS!!!

December 18

CSA Expo March 2012


 

The NW Suburban Chapter of the Holistic Moms Network

and the

NW Cook County Chapter of the Weston A. Price Foundation

present the

2nd Annual CSA * Expo

*Community Sponsored Agriculture

Friday March 23rd, 6:30- 9 pm

Arlington Heights Library

500 N. Dunton Avenue, 60004

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a popular way for consumers to buy local, seasonal food directly from a farmer. Interested consumers purchase a share (aka a “membership” or a “subscription”) and in return receive a box (bag, basket) of seasonal produce each week throughout the farming season.

Meet local farmers, taste samples, and find out about CSA options in the Northwest Suburbs!

 

also featuring a screening of the documentary

 

King Corn

 

Two recent college grads discover where America’s food comes from when they plant a single acre of corn and follow it from the seed to the dinner plate. With the help of government subsidies, genetically modified seeds and powerful herbicides, America’s most subsidized crop becomes the staple of its cheapest—and most troubling—foods.

 

 

Contact Mary Green at marysgreen@hotmail.com or 847-230-0544 for more information

December 17

With Miss Ivana, our kids at Westfield Mall play area!

Having a snack, ice cream!

Kids attacking Abba!!