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Art Every Day 27

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I’m still feeling a bit stuffed, but enjoying the leftovers from yesterday’s feast at Steph’s home. This is one of the napkins that M & M tie-dyed.(Sorry for the blurry photo that I took with my iPhone.)  Here is how the table looked before we plundered it.

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Except for the church key (smile), it looked like something out of Real Simple. Speaking of Real Simple, Steph and Maria’s first book, A Year of Mornings, was mentioned in the December issue.

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I finally received a copy of the just published, A Year of Evenings. It is a lovely representation of evening light as you go through the year. I am so proud of my children and what they have accomplished.

After dinner we played a new game, at least to me, called Apples to Apples – the junior edition. It was so much fun. I presume that there is a regular edition, too. I must look into it.

The art for today was more work on the pink piece. I am not really enjoying it and so am trying to make it more interesting. Sometimes, I wish I had just done “Pretty in Pink” and be done with it!!

6 Responses to “Art Every Day 27”

  1. Kristin L says:

    I love the table and the kid craft. Congrats to Steph and Mav for getting such a great response over all to their books. And thanks to you for letting me have a peek at the Evenings book too.

  2. Reva says:

    What is it about Thanksgiving and board games? We played Apples to Apples a couple of years ago (friends brought theirs with them) and had an uproarious time. I’ve been meaning to buy a set ever since.

  3. Diane says:

    Apples to Apples is our favorite family games, and we play it after holiday dinners and on vacation and various times in between — glad to know you enjoyed it! The table looks beautiful and I’m so impressed that M and M are dyeing already! I see great creations in their futures.

  4. Judy says:

    Steph’s table looked lovely….and way to go to get her book mentioned in Real Simple!

    xo

  5. terry grant says:

    How funny! We played Apples to Apples after our Thanksgiving dinner too. It was the regular version, but I can imagine it would be a lot of fun for kids and adults together in a more kid-friendly version. (Nothing racy or anything about the regular version, just some concepts younger kids wouldn’t necessarily understand) We thought it was a very fun game.

  6. Deborah says:

    We love Apples to Apples. Very fun. By the way, Real Simple magazine is on sale for only $5 for a year subscription on Amazon through Dec 1 I think. I ordered a few for all my magazine loving friends (and myself).