This week was a rough one in Kelly land. On Sunday we were
driving over to my parents for the day and I suddenly felt this weird and
uncomfortable pain radiating up my side and back. I knew something wasn’t right
and as we got closer, the pain got worse. I hobbled inside and collapsed on the
floor. After a nice day spent in the ER, I was sent home with the news I was
gearing up to pass a kidney stone and some pain meds. Let me just say I would
not wish the pain the next 24 hours brought on my worst enemy. Luckily by Tuesday
the worst was over and I started feeling human again. The only plus side to
this madness is that I got to read almost half a book (The Fault in Our Stars).
It has not passed yet but at least there is only slight discomfort and I can
stand up straight.
In all the madness, I did manage to cram in a Father’s Day
craft. I actually started it last week, thankfully, because it ended up raining
most of this week and we barely made it outside. It’s simple and cheap and sure
to be a big hit!
Oohh check out those chevron jars! |
All you need is sidewalk chalk, a frame (I found mine at
Walmart for under a buck), a white paint pen or Sharpie, and some willing and
photogenic kids! First I drew a ladder up to the moon and stars. I had each kid
lay on the ladder, pretending to climb. This was obviously the hardest part, as
what kid under 2 wants to lay still with the sun shining in his or her eyes?
Not these two. The outtakes are almost as great as the final product. I found
two I liked and changed them to black and white and printed them out. Using the
paint pen, I wrote “I LOVE YOU TO THE MOON AND BACK”, inserted the picture, and
VOILA! Easy, adorable, and cheap!
Hope everyone has a fun, relaxing, and Happy Father’s Day weekend!!
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