We had heart shaped pancakes for breakfast. I made a little rainbow heart color matching game for Owen. He liked it very much. Michael and I also loved using them later on in Math.
We had an impromtu Valentine story about a powerful fire, made of love & light that never goes out, is constant and is never destructive and how all the creatures, man & animal are drawn to the warmth of this great fire. I didn't realize until a couple of minutes into the story that I was relating this great fire to divine Love. I am beginning to love storytelling and the magic that happens there.
We had a make your own pizza day using English muffins. After lunch we made Valentine cards for loved ones, something we neglected to do until today!
Yes, a fun day! How was your Valentine's Day?
Until next time...
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Looks like it was a very sweet day!
ReplyDeleteThe wooden hearts are so delightful. Love the idea and how they came out.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! The boys, the toys, the schooling, the play, and most importantly the loving spirit behind it all!
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~ joey ~
Oh what a sweet day!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun day. My mom always used to have little Valentine's surprises too. Nothing much, but always so fun just the same.
ReplyDeleteI do like your idea of Love being a fire that cannot be quenched and draws all living creatures to its warmth. I think my littles will hear a similar story soon. (Hmmm that would be a good one to tell around a campfire, too.) Thanks for the inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteThe little Valentine's Day monsters are cracking me up!
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