02 October 2010
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Welcome to Chez Smiffy
An adventure is only an inconvenience rightly considered. An inconvenience is an adventure wrongly considered.
Homeschoolers!
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No school today?10 years ago
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Fahrenheit 451 - Synopsis10 years ago
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Literature12 years ago
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Snippets from our day12 years ago
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Language Arts Curriculum Review14 years ago
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Food bloggers -- YUM!
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The Trick to Pairing Drinks With Your Meals - Cooking a great meal can ensure that you make a good impression during any dinner party or get-together with friends, but if you want to really show that y...3 weeks ago
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Best Collagen Supplements for Skin, Joints and Hair in 2023 - Looking for the best collagen supplement? Not all collagen supplement brands are the same. I researched different collagen supplements and I found a clear ...1 year ago
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ENOUGH. - A few days ago my book editor, Susan Roxborough, handed me the first real copy of my book, ENOUGH. I had to mark the moment. And then I cried. And then...4 years ago
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Other blogs we're reading
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Odin and Freyr, War and Peace15 hours ago
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Thanksgiving Letter to the Family5 months ago
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New Zealand bloodbath5 years ago
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Video: Zodiac Birthday Background6 years ago
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20167 years ago
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So what has happened in the last year.9 years ago
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a new home....10 years ago
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i'm thankful for Me.13 years ago
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weather
Green Hour
Green Hour where the children come first
Support local farmers and local food
Growing Naturally
What's on our homeschooling list?
Oh, and I welcome comments on your favorites. ;) I like some better than others and I'm curious whether they're the more popular ones or not...
ReplyDeleteI started at the end and worked backwards. My screen was magnified too much in the beginning and I would have to keep scrolling down to see the whole thing. I really loved the tree before I scrolled down to see it was for Wanja - very pretty.
ReplyDeleteI also love the ones you did with the cut/tri folds. They had a lot of extra thought and work. Ever since I was a kid, I loved the cards that "did something" the most.
All in all, they looked great!
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