The series continues. Maya and Max are regular kids facing some issues kids face. See how they navigate life in 5th grade. “The Christmas Program” is the sixth in an eight book series. Third through sixth graders like this series. Each book has discussion questions on topics coming from the story. Suggested uses: individual reader, small group reading and discussion and parent-child read and discuss.
Fun to see Granddaughter in a junior version of the Little Mermaid. Afterward she came back to the cabin with us for the weekend meteor show event. We were up at 4:30 am enjoying the show. Meteors, satellites, the Milky Way, constellations and at least one planet! Astronomy was her favorite this past year in homeschool.
They inspire me to write…and inspire me to be a loving Grandma.
The grandkids enjoy being at the cabin with us. This summer they here when the blueberries and raspberries are ripe.
The grandsons think it’s a special occasion when they can pick wild berries with Papa. Just have to get to the vines before the bear does. We have enjoyed blueberries and now raspberries. Will wait eagerly for the blackberries coming later.
A grandson helped carry water from the pond to the garden. Big job for a little guy.
As I travel through Minnesota this summer, I have crossed the Mississippi River many times. I’m on a journey of prayer for my state. I study some history of the counties I go to and I read news of the area. I claim Minnesota for Jesus! Lord, we need You!
Shortly after our pond was dug my husband spotted a turtle in it. For some unknown reason he named the turtle Mitch. (Not to be confused with my nephew with the same name.) Every spring since we expect to see Mitch in the pond. A few days ago I ran into Mitch on the driveway. He was not interested in conversation so I took this picture and left him alone. Welcome home, Mitch.
