JOY school

We do a little joy school with friends in the neighborhood.  This is my week and I called Kay (Jim's mom) to ask for craft help.  Because she's a kids' craft pro...because it would be D's dream come true...

And because I have the built-in best thank you in the world:these little arms around the neck are plain, pure magic.

almost as good as his dad's.

thank you Kay for the possibility of both (and for an hour and a half of craftiness, of course).

Comments

[Lucy]

I've heard only good things about Joy school. Do you use the Eyre's program?

What a sweet grandma to help out. Hi Kay!

[Amy]

No, Lucy. We pretty much do the "let's call it joy school but do whatever we want" program. Which totally works for me.

[Shanon]

How fun! She is the queen of kids crafts!!

[Neighbor Jane Payne]

This is soooo sweet. Lucky you to have such support.

[Tiffany]

What a great Halloween crafty idea! Lucky kids to have grandmas close...

[michelle]

I don't know who is more lucky to have a grandma nearby, you or the kids!

[April]

It looks like you painted(!) with preschoolers...I can only be in awe. Thank goodness for an angel mother-in-law.

[Amy]

There WAS paint. And Kay brought paint shirts for each of my littles and a table cover to boot!

[carlo]

totally cute pic! a framer.

[Kelly]

My favorite line, "because it would be D's dream come true". So sweet!

[Marie]

I love that you do "joy school" just like me! We call it that, but it is just whatever we dream up, not the actual program.

Congrats on painting with preschoolers. Huzzah!

[Mandi]

Joy school was crafty this week! So cute.