#Project366 2020 week 17

Laura

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Day 110: learning life skills! Threading a needle, tying a knot and darning socks!

Day 111: Candylocks dolls have been joined by Candylocks pets

Day 112: Matthew invented his own Lego board game (well, actually he made two and they were very detailed/complicated!)

Day 113: newly hatched ducklings at the local pond on our daily walk

Day 114: time to join the Scouts national campaign to #HikeToTheMoon

Day 115: it was supposed to be bedtime but instead of her nightie, Anya became Mysterious Girl (cue Peter Andre in your head!)

Day 116: can you spot the heron? We believe it is responsible for catching all of the frogs in Mum and Dad’s pond. Magnificent bird and love seeing it in flight

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Kim Carberry

25th April 2020 at 3:05 pm

Sewing is a great skill to learn. I have plenty of socks that Anya could darn. lol
Aww! How lucky to see the baby ducklings. x

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Emma T

26th April 2020 at 12:26 am

She’s doing better than me if she can darn a sock. Have never done that in my life. So sweet to see baby ducklings.

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Sarah MumofThree World

26th April 2020 at 7:22 am

Lovely photos of the ducks and heron. My daughter is a Scout and they’ve been very good at keeping us informed of what’s going on in Scouting, but they didn’t tell us about the #HiketotheMoon. We were surprised to see it on TV the other day.

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Erica Hughes

26th April 2020 at 5:48 pm

I’ve not seen those dolls before – I think my nieces would like those. Love the shots of the ducks and heron.

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Louise (Little Hearts, Big Love)

26th April 2020 at 7:42 pm

Sewing is a very good skill to learn. #HiketotheMoon sounds like fun. How lovely to see new ducklings and the heron while out on your walks. #project366

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Cheryl Pasquier

27th April 2020 at 9:37 am

Well done for teaching darning – a valuable life skill which may lead on to greater things. Maybe she’d like to try cross stitch or making a bag or something next? That’s a great idea actually – I should try it with my kids! Lovely to see the heron and the ducklings. Life goes on !

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Susan Mann

27th April 2020 at 4:04 pm

We are doing sewing just now too. What a great job she is doing. Those baby ducklings are soooo cute xx

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Karen Langridge

27th April 2020 at 9:48 pm

It sounds like you have had a lovely week and down plenty of different things. I need to teach my boys some more life skills. Love your son’s creativity coming up with his own LEGO game.

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Elaine Livingstone

28th April 2020 at 7:35 pm

did not know herons ate frogs, live and ,learn.
a good lesson indeed, I use a needle threader as can no longer thread a needle without.
the lego bricks look interesting

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chickenruby

29th April 2020 at 9:57 pm

Those dolls look like they are fun, been a long time since I bought kids toys to know what is available. Well done with the sewing and I love Anya’s choice of sleepwear and thank you for the ear worm ‘material girl’ lol

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Andale Seaworne

1st May 2020 at 7:35 am

Awww ducklings, I thread needles for my Mom. The candylock dolls have cool, colourful hair. I can see the Heron!

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Kara Guppy

3rd May 2020 at 10:55 am

Eliza loves her new candylock pets, it has kept her quiet for a couple of hours at least

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karen

3rd May 2020 at 2:39 pm

I am teaching both my kids to sew. It’s a very good skill to learn. We also have ducklings on our local pond and have been to socially distance visit them!
#project365

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Mudpie Fridays

15th May 2020 at 5:19 pm

Love the idea of the lego board games. Oh the ducklings are so cute I wish there was water near us on our daily walk. Heron are beautiful but quite destructive I think. Love the life skills teaching.

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