Mira has been taking a weekly art/drawing class at a local art studio. She loves it and happily would spend all her free time drawing these days. It looks like she's taking after her Grandpa Ben and her aunties and showing a passion and talent for art. Here's a portrait she recently drew at a class where they learned about shading techniques.
"... for it is the sweet, simple things of life which are the real ones after all." Laura Ingalls Wilder
Friday, April 4, 2008
Mira the Artist
Mira has been taking a weekly art/drawing class at a local art studio. She loves it and happily would spend all her free time drawing these days. It looks like she's taking after her Grandpa Ben and her aunties and showing a passion and talent for art. Here's a portrait she recently drew at a class where they learned about shading techniques.
Spring Time Fun
We've been enjoying the last couple weeks of sunny weather with soccer practices and outdoor fun with friends. We recently spent an evening with friends at their house up the hill from us. We had a bonfire and roasted hot dogs. The kids explored the property and got down and dirty. Fun times!

We also recently visited a friend and her three kids on their 50 acre property. We enjoyed a long walk across the property to the sheep farm on the other side and the kids explored puddles, got soaking wet in a small stream and even discovered a full sheep skeleton! That was definitely the highlight for Mira as she's fascinated with skeletons and bones right now. Sadly, when we returned from the walk exhausted and hungry, I discovered that my wedding ring was gone. It has fallen off my finger somewhere in the 50 acre field. We searched then and Shane and I even went back again another day with a metal detector but didn't find it. The field is a grass/sod farm so maybe one day next summer a family will have a nice new sod lawn unrolled at their house and my ring will be laying in it! Too bad they'd never know who it belonged too.... Shane and I will celebrate our 10 year anniversary next year so maybe it was time for a new ring??? Of course it will name be the same....
Spring time also means soccer and Mira has started her first season on the Silver Falls Soccer League playing in the U6 division. She enjoys the two (sometimes three) weekly practices and Saturday games. Tomorrow her game is bright and early at 8:30 am! Here is a picture of Annah playing on an old tree stump while Mira's soccer team practices in the background.
We also recently visited a friend and her three kids on their 50 acre property. We enjoyed a long walk across the property to the sheep farm on the other side and the kids explored puddles, got soaking wet in a small stream and even discovered a full sheep skeleton! That was definitely the highlight for Mira as she's fascinated with skeletons and bones right now. Sadly, when we returned from the walk exhausted and hungry, I discovered that my wedding ring was gone. It has fallen off my finger somewhere in the 50 acre field. We searched then and Shane and I even went back again another day with a metal detector but didn't find it. The field is a grass/sod farm so maybe one day next summer a family will have a nice new sod lawn unrolled at their house and my ring will be laying in it! Too bad they'd never know who it belonged too.... Shane and I will celebrate our 10 year anniversary next year so maybe it was time for a new ring??? Of course it will name be the same....
Spring time also means soccer and Mira has started her first season on the Silver Falls Soccer League playing in the U6 division. She enjoys the two (sometimes three) weekly practices and Saturday games. Tomorrow her game is bright and early at 8:30 am! Here is a picture of Annah playing on an old tree stump while Mira's soccer team practices in the background.
Spring has sprung!
Spring has officially arrived and the cherry trees that line our street are in full bloom. We're enjoying our spring days with lot's of nature walks and trips to the park. We also started nature journals last month and are enjoying documenting the budding flowers, caterpillars and birds in our sketch books. Of course, Annah mostly scribbles circles but she enjoys looking for signs of spring with us. Last week the girls delighted in watching a robin take a bath in a mud puddle on the dirt road near our house. Annah thought it was about the funniest thing and laughed for a long time!
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Easter
Sweet Girls
Wibel Family
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