Posted in Webkinz, games, music, pets by: Lisa
22 Mar
Is Webkinz turning our gardens into secret gardens? When we logged in today to take care of our plants, we discovered that our gardens were missing! After many failed attempts, we weren’t able to even get to my youngest daughter’s garden to check it out… We had to make up a [...]
Posted in Webkinz, games by: Lisa
05 Feb
My younger daughter made a Webkinz Balloon Room. We just finished it last week. You can’t have a pet walk though it, but isn’t it lovely? Her Love Frog, Sweetheart, is in the picture.
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Posted in Girl Scouts, games, party by: Lisa
04 Feb
Part of bridging to a new level in Girl Scouts is helping to plan (or completely planning) a ceremony. My daughter, in preparation of bridging from Junior Girl Scouts to Cadette Girl Scouts decided to plan our ceremony last month (she doesn’t actually bridge until May). She, with my husband’s and my help, [...]
Posted in Webkinz, games, pets by: Lisa
02 Feb
Wow! My Mom sent me a few packs of the new Webkinz Trading Cards Series 2. I opened the packs and found that I was a very lucky recipient of a free mystery pet. The exciting (and scary) part is that I had to name the pet without knowing what the pet [...]
Posted in Webkinz, games, pets, zen by: Lisa
01 Feb
My favorite Webkinz pet has always been the cow. The cow is a super animal and makes a wonderful stuffed pet. S/he’s soft and plush and has the most awesome bean bag feet. Shortly before Christmas I decided to get my own Webkinz account, so it wasn’t too surprising that I received [...]
Posted in ATCs, Girl Scouts, Unschooling, art, art trading cards, books, crafts, empowerment, games, homeschooling, party, vision boards, writing by: Lisa
31 Jan
I’ve met a lot of people lately who are feeling stifled and uncreative. They’ve been working hard at parenting, other caregiving (of parents, friends, or other relatives), or in their careers. I hear women, in particular, say there is no time for themselves. No time for pleasure or creativity. No time [...]
Posted in Star Trek, empowerment, food, games, movies, space, television by: Lisa
25 Jan
My immediate family and I are not sports fans. Never have been and probably never will be. While we can appreciate other people enjoying sports, we don’t. [We've encouraged the kids to be sports fans, so they wouldn't be influenced by us, but they wouldn't have any of it. They know [...]
Posted in PCRM, Webkinz, food, games, vegan, vegetarian by: Lisa
17 Jan
I love Webkinz. I really and truly do. I think it is the best virtual world available today. It appeals to children and adults alike and it is fun (although it is only being marketing to children). My kids and I have gotten a lot out of playing on the Webkinz [...]
Posted in censorship, empowerment, games, homeschooling, movies, projectors, space, television, travel by: Lisa
16 Jan
Around and around, I hear “we don’t let Junior have more than x minutes of screen time per day.” (Or worse yet, per week!) Egads, what all is considered “screen time” anyway? I really want to know, but those touting the phrase “screen time” can never give me a definitive answer. [...]
Posted in games, holidays by: Lisa
24 Dec
It’s Christmas Eve and the stockings are all hung on the DVD-case (hey, we’re modern Americans!) with care and we’re diligently following St. Nick on Norad’s website.
We spent the evening playing our favorite board games, admiring our tree, and just enjoying each other’s company. There are no better memories made than the times we [...]