Wednesday, July 21, 2021

I Spy: Week 28

It's been a bit of a week. Not in a bad way, mind you, just in a "I didn't get my usual Saturday post written until yesterday" kind of way. As always, I'm linking up with Lysha at A Camera and A Cookbook for her I Spy Challenge. The challenge for me this coming week is to get my post done for Saturday. Hahaha! Also, I struggled with some of the prompts this week, so bear with me :)

Let's Play iSpy 2021

 {torn}

Last week the kids were able to attend a small, in person, VBS (Vacation Bible School) at our church. Thus, a lot of my pictures come from that. It was a really small group so I was able to run errands, blog, or sit and read while the kids participated. It was heavenly. Rachel enjoyed making me this painting on a piece of paper towel, which was "torn" from the roll.

{newsprint}

It's not officially "newsprint" but this fake stuff sure makes the fish and chips seem more authentic. This is from a food truck date Dave and I had on Friday night. And it made me want fish and chips from England which are actually still served in real newsprint.

{connected}

One of the VBS projects was to make mandalas out of objects from nature. I missed getting a picture of this on the day it was made but I loved how pieces of nature "connected" to make a beautiful piece of art.

{curved}

One morning the kids made prayer flags. I loved how the hung flags "curved" through the trees. (This may be one of the prompts I struggled with!)

{your choice}

 

I did my own #24in48 readathon this past weekend. It's the readathon where you try to read for 24 hours in a 48 hour period. The official readathon isn't being held this summer, so I did my own. This was the final stack of books I read. I will be writing a post for tomorrow (I hope) with my thoughts on these books.

4 comments:

  1. Look forward to your book thoughts! I also like the fake newsprint for the fish and chips!

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  2. I like you did that readathon! I need to plan a weekend to do that same :)

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  3. I love fish and chips on paper - so authentic!

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  4. Woohoo, love that fake newsprint (and the fish & chips); you had a good week with the prompts. I'm reading JD Robb at the mo too - I think I do a readathon all winter!

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