The Story Of Us

The Shops - A shop lined street in Copenhagen, Denmark. Read more about our trip to Copenhagen here . You can buy this print  here . Get Free Shipping with code BLOGGER Prints also available in larger sizes. Contact for more information and special requests. I am open to wholesale and licensing opportunities. Get in touch for more information.                    Etsy             Instagram             Twitter             Bloglovin   

I sat a long while trying to think of what to write about but with nowhere to go and nothing to do there is not much to share.  So while I don't use the blog to do a lot of blatant self promotion except for the occasional  Friday Photography posts, I am doing it now. Ready? Abstract Mirror Button Baltimore Mosaic Print Backpack Color Me a Rainbow Colorful Spanish Church Ceiling Credenza Bright Spring Summer Floral Print Coffee Table Red and Pink Ombre Heart Design Folding Stool Pink and Green Flowers and Vines Digital Illustration Wall Hanging Geometric Rainbow Chicago Mosaic with Heart iPhone Case Photograph Purple and Green Prairie Blazing Star Wildflower Wood Wall Art Yellow and Black Abstract Photographic Print Radial Lines Pattern Picnic Blanket                          Etsy             Instagram             Twitter             Bloglovin   

H turned seven at the start of the year.. and with the current state of things there wasn't much of our usual celebrations. We settled for take out, a movie and a slice of his currently favorite cheesecake. Key Lime.  1. What is your favorite color? Aqua 2. What is your favorite toy?  Stomp Rocket 3. What is your favorite fruit?  Raspberries 4. What is your favorite food?  Any thing meat!  5. What is your favorite ice cream flavor? Cookie Monster 7. What is your favorite tv show?  Buddy Fight 8. What is your favorite animal?  Sabertooth Tiger 9. What is your favorite song? Don't Stop Believing by Journey (he likes the Glee version) 10. What is your favorite book?  Harry Potter 11. Who is your best friend? - 12. What is your favorite game? Munchkin (it's an insane role playing game meant for way older kids) 13. What is your favorite thing to do outside? Play football 14. What do you want to be when you grow up? Illustrator 15. What is your favorite thing to do with mummy?  H

Happy New Year to you all!  Back to the grind.. today's our first day back to routine. The kids are still doing virtual school.. M is still working from home..  We had a nice winter break.. we went away for a couple of days.. we rented an Airbnb in Upstate New York. It was a very last minute decision so the pickings were slim but the place was clean and that was the most important part.  We picked Plattekill Mountain, a small mountain.. not too crowded. Drove up Saturday morning and in true 2020 fashion they were closed. They had a storm a day before and were still working on making fresh snow. We got no call or email.. the girl stated they post updates on their social.. oh well. We were in the middle of nowhere.. everything closed due to both Covid and it being Christmas weekend and our Airbnb not available till after 4pm. So we just drove around.. got some lunch at a really sweet little place in Delhi called Blue Bee Cafe. We had mastered the bunny hill last season and were hopin

If it was a normal year we would be on a hot beach somewhere soaking up the sun.. but this has been no normal year.. We are keeping spirits high though.. the snow filled past week really help amp up the joy. We have a slopping backyard which comes in really handy when it snows.. we had some neighborhood kids stop by and sled down as well. Keeping with the holiday spirit we decided to make cookie decorating kits for our friends and neighbors. I baked over sixty sugar cookies, packed little baggies of sprinkles and made colorful icing.. I had a bunch of pastel food coloring so our icing looks less Christmasy and more Easterish.  I'm going to be taking a blogging break for the rest of the year.. I wish you all a very Happy Holiday and New Year.                          Etsy             Instagram             Twitter             Bloglovin   

So I am currently reading my 25th book of the year.. that is a record for me, post children. Covid and being stuck at home obviously had a lot to do with it.  The Kitchen God's Wife by Amy Tan Synopsis -  Winnie and Helen have kept each other's worst secrets for more than fifty years. Now, because she believes she is dying, Helen wants to expose everything. And Winnie angrily determines that she must be the one to tell her daughter, Pearl, about the past—including the terrible truth even Helen does not know. And so begins Winnie's story of her life on a small island outside Shanghai in the 1920s, and other places in China during World War II, and traces the happy and desperate events that led to Winnie's coming to America in 1949. Thoughts - This wasn't a really long book.. but sometimes it felt really long. Based in China during and before World War II it was not always fun to read about all the horrors people have to live through during war. But add all the

So.. we had a little Covid scare last week. We found out M who barely leaves the house except to go play cricket once a week in an outdoor field with some friend came into contact with someone who tested positive. Someone who decided to keep it a secret for a week and not tell anyone until another aqcuaintace sussed it out of him. And now everyone at the cricket game and all their families had a bit of a freak out. We cancelled everything.. had our groceries delivered and didn't leave the house till thankfully we got the negative result. But how infuriating.. some people.. argh. And with the cases on the rise again the kids have gone back to virtual school.. and yet with the kids staying home we get regular emails informing us of students still testing positive.. what? how? Well I'll tell you how.. we had to go to the mall over the weekend.. and I say had to because we needed to return on online purchase and JC Penny has gotten with the program yet and makes you pay to ship ret