Showing posts with label Beaker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beaker. Show all posts

Friday, September 30, 2011

Friday Fun: Our World of Play-Doh Creations

Since kiddie art projects have been on my mind this week, I thought I'd share some of our Play-Doh creations with you.  Before we had plastic cookie cutters to help improve our efforts, we had only our imaginations and our hands.... and a demanding toddler who wanted all of her favorite cartoon friends and TV characters quickly and accurately replicated in Play-Doh. (Check out the post, "One-Eyed Monsters & Such" for more about creative fun with your kids.)

So I attempted to rise to the challenge. Here are some of my efforts to impress a sometimes hard to impress three year old!

(Okay, so this one was more a product of my own daydreams)

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

What Will They Think of Next?!

I'm addicted to my iPhone.  It is constantly with me, except for some occasions when I'm with Anna.

One fun thing about the iPhone is all of the awesome accessories you can get for it. I have a pretty basic case.  Because it has taken some hits (usually courtesy of Anna) and now has a faded, wrinkled Toy Story sticker on the back of it (also courtesy of Anna), I am in the market for a new, and hopefully tougher, case.

To infinity, and beyond!

Monday, June 20, 2011

New Video Collection Page!

Greetings Friends!  "Uncle Keith" here.  For today's post, I am introducing a new area of mylifewithpie.com and that is the Anna's Videos Tab.

We will be adding new videos from time to time that we have been able to capture of Anna's cuteness.  We also have created a channel on YouTube where we will be adding videos as well.  If you are a frequent YouTube user, please subscribe to our channel, MyLifeWithPie.

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

One-Eyed Monsters & Such

Once upon a time, I actually felt creative. I played trumpet.  I wrote stories.  When I was younger, I even (poorly) illustrated them.  But somewhere along the way…it happened. I turned into an adult. And that meant one thing – automatic boredom.  Right after college graduation, I exchanged the fun, leisure pursuits of my younger years for legal assistanthood.  Goodbye fun, hello responsibility.