My son is quite
sentimental and
sweet. He melts my heart with his sweet words. Just last night, he asked if we could put a TV in his bedroom just like the one he has in our house in Vancouver. My answer was, "No, you do not need a TV in your room." Then I went on with my preaching that nothing is free and that you really have to work hard to get what you want. He replied, "That's okay, Mama. I will work really hard and when I'm 19 (the age that he thinks he'll be a grown up), I will earn money and buy 2 TVs. One for me and one for you and Papa.
How about this birthday card that he made for me? Not bad at all coming from a 6 years old boy, I'd say.
This picture below was taken by his teacher at the playground last year. I so appreciate the thoughtfulness of this amazing teacher. Taking pictures of her students and sharing them to parents.
With this picture in mind, I find these beautiful
handmade products on Artfire and Storenvy.
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Felt Embroidery Hoop Art – Xelpho the Red Panda from squshies
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What an amazing son you have, Nat. Not only is he sweet and creative, he is sooooo cute! And that IS a fabulous birthday card for a 6 year old to make. Must be a lot of artist in him! Your green finds are wonderful - some I recognize, some I will have to explore more. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Catherine! He loves to draw. I bring papers and a pen rather than Ipad to keep him entertained :-)
Deleteaww what a great post!!! Thank you for including my Happy baby bunny! :) And for a 6 year old - sounds like he has a good head on his shoulders. Your a good Mom.
ReplyDeleteAww.. thanks for your kind compliment, Kelly.
DeleteThank you so much Nat for including my earrings but the real star here is your son! How adorable is he and he has Mom's talents in creating cards. You are very lucky.
ReplyDeleteThank you Kat :-) Your earrings are amazing, such a pleasure to include them here!
DeleteYour son is so cute and very sweet! What a joy they are when they are 6! Thank you so much for the feature! These are all great items. Jo
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jo! It was a pleasure featuring you here!
DeleteSounds like you have a real sweetheart!
ReplyDeletethank you so much for including my clip in your post!
Thanks Melanie :-)
DeleteWhat a sweet story. You will always remember it. What a beautiful child! Thank you for the photos of pretty creations included in the blog.
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Thanks, Anna! Blogging is like writing journal. I like to look back to my old posts and reminded how things were like in the past.
DeleteSince we're in a white out today (in SC yet!) this bright green collection of work really made me cheer up. Love the pic of your son.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad it cheered you up a bit :-)
DeleteOh, how sweet! Handmade cards from my children are still the best - and they are young adults now! The photo of your son is priceless, too. I like how you used the vibrant greens as an inspiration for the handmade finds you highlighted. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAren't handmade cards the best? They are very personal and can touch your heart. Thanks for dropping by!
DeleteYour son is so adorable and has a great deal of talent like his mom! Keep those creative juices flowing! The vibrant green color theme is perfect. Thanks for including my handmade lampwork beads.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your sweet compliment, Charlotte! Your beads are beautiful, it's a pleasure to feature one of them here.
DeleteHow utterly adorable! They're so sweet when they're that young. Remember this when he gets to the back talking door slamming stage.
ReplyDeleteLol....I want him to behave like this forever. Thanks for the heads up. I know that not-so-sweet attitude will come someday.
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