I don’t know why I’m posting this, but I caught a two year old that will remain nameless trying to make chocolate milk in the toilet today. There are some things I never thought I would have to tell someone not to do.

I made this crayon roll the other day for Lukas. Here is a link to the tutorial. They are easy and quick to make, look super cute, and are a great way to use up scrap fabric. I bet they’d make a good kid gift too.

Am I posting this photo because B-Boy made a super cute playdough man? No. I’m posting it because for 10 minutes B-Boy and Crazy-L were getting along.

I’m struggling to do a french braid in K-Kat’s hair that doesn’t look like she did it herself. I tried this the other day and it looked good and stayed in really well too.

B-Cookie has two teeth on the bottom and will BITE you if you don’t watch out. She looks sweet, but seriously, she will BITE you.

Lukas and Ben were playing with me the other night with light painting. Lukas was trying to look like he could throw a ball of green lightning like a Super Hero.

I was sent a link from my sister-in-law to a blog about doing little girl hair http://www.princesshairstyles.com/. I have been floating around the internet the last couple of days in a world I didn’t even know existed, ha ha. Here is our beginner attempt at princess hair.

I started by making a part in a circle around her head. The hair on the inside I twisted in a clip to keep out of the way. Next I parted the outer circle in the middle at the top and made two small ponies on either side of her face.

I continued making small ponies around the outside of her head, forming a puffy braid from the top of her head to the bottom on either side. I was left with two small pigtails hanging down on either side of the bottom of her head.

I combed all of the hair in the middle into a pony in the middle of the back of her head and included the hair from the end of the puffy braids. Then I turned the back pony into a pull through. This style was very easy, since I didn’t do any actual braiding. It took about 10 min.

Voila! A Princess!