Not exactly inspirational, but fun anyway, this afternoon's school sewing project featured my new favourite theme: pumpkins. The kids (in spite of themselves in some cases) all managed to complete one. A very modest accomplishment, maybe, but our own.
Being the moving story of a family of four (chronologically a Man, a Woman, a Girl and a Boy) adapting from life in a small English village to the strange New World of upstate New York...
Monday, October 19, 2009
Handmade tales
Today I finished reading The Boy who Harnessed the Wind, the true story of a Malawian boy, William Kamkwamba, who at age 14 saw a picture of a wind turbine in a library book and set about making his own out of what he could find in a scrapyard. His achievement in the face of much adversity is pretty awe-inspiring, and I recommend the book.
Not exactly inspirational, but fun anyway, this afternoon's school sewing project featured my new favourite theme: pumpkins. The kids (in spite of themselves in some cases) all managed to complete one. A very modest accomplishment, maybe, but our own.
Not exactly inspirational, but fun anyway, this afternoon's school sewing project featured my new favourite theme: pumpkins. The kids (in spite of themselves in some cases) all managed to complete one. A very modest accomplishment, maybe, but our own.
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