LIFE AT THE END OF A DIRT ROAD IN CENTRAL MINNESOTA
My initial zakka fabric basket rapidly transitioned into mass production… kachunk… kachunk… kachunk, as I envisioned Easter baskets for each of my five grandkids.
A cowboy and Indian theme for my two grandsons…
A bunny theme for two of my granddaughters…
and a nature-inspired basket for my eldest grandaughter who is a child of Mother Earth.
The bunnies and dining room set is made by Calico Critters.
You give a gift and never know what becomes of it. If the person ever much enjoyed it or if it went forgotten. This is the second time Mc and I are reading Indian in the Cupboard. If I have to change a diaper in-between or unload the dishwasher, he pretends with his Indian figurines—inspired by the story. That was a thoughtful gift combination you gave him. love, h.
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So sweet of you to share what became of the gift, Heather. I love the book, Indian in the Cupboard, very much. It brings me joy to know that the two of you are spending special time together with it and that it has spawned independent, imaginative play, too.
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