My mom loves Beatrix Potter, so every year for Mother's Day my dad would give her one or two (or sometimes 3 or 4) of Potter's books from us kids as her gift. My favorite was always Appley Dappley's Nursery Rhymes and I could recite them all at age 3. I loved to lay in bed with my mom and pretend I was actually reading them. At some point my mom made this little shoe house to go along with the rhyme (isn't it amazing? The door actually opens and they all fit inside). So while we were there over Spring Break I read the book to D (who loves the Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny stories) and we played with the house. It's always fun to share a little bit of my childhood with my kids!
"In a world of turmoil and uncertainty, it is more important than ever to make our families the center of our lives and the top of our priorities. . . We need to make our homes a place of refuge from the storm, which is increasing in intensity all about us. Even if the smallest openings are left unattended, negative influences can penetrate the very walls of our homes." -L. Tom Perry, Ensign May 2003
2 comments:
How much fun is that?!?
I LOVE that!! So cute!!
We had so much fun seeing your Mom and Dad when they were out here visiting Nathan and Jill and fam... ;)
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