after a rough day, i did 2 small things. the watercolors are back in the dining room.
the chore chart is made. they pull a slip of paper (without looking) and then do the chore on the matching color of paper. they’ve all done it a couple of times. it is so simple. it is so minimal. but it is more than we had.
part of what i like about this is that all three of the kids can do these jobs. of course i like that, we’re all doing the same thing.
prairie daze 
I’m getting to the point of wanting.needing.longing for a chore chart. Sophie is still so young and I hate the hassle and battle of getting her to pick up her toys. But the result is that I do it. Along with everything else.
I love your chore chart. I might not implement it right away, but it’s going to nest in the back of my mind for a little while. Thanks for your (continuous) inspiration.
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i like this. i like it a lot!
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i love your creativity :)
and imagining the kids doing all of those things reminds me of the moments when Eliza cleaned up my hair after you cut it, oh… sweet memory.
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you know what you are doing. I have witnessed it for 12 years. I need to get some paints here. They are expensive, so I was going to wait for Christmas, but I am going to go for it anyway.
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