Learning should be a joy and full of excitement. It is life's greatest adventure; it is an illustrated excursion into the minds of the noble and the learned.
~Taylor Caldwell
You are NOT the only one! Except for me I would be glad if it were contained to the kitchen table. My kids tend to leave a path of destruction throughout the entire house, garage, yard... On one hand what a mess, on the other hand, I have all the evidence I need that learning is happening!LOL!
Oh yes, indeed. That's our table too. Plus a bunch of crumbs on the seats and under the papers and on the floor. Last week, we were having peanut butter crackers while doing phonics and now a few pages of my 7yo's book have a little peanut butter grease on the edges, too.
The kids tend to just pile stuff up on top of each other. Then when we need it we can't find it. Please tell me that I am NOT the only one.
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You are NOT the only one! Except for me I would be glad if it were contained to the kitchen table. My kids tend to leave a path of destruction throughout the entire house, garage, yard...
On one hand what a mess, on the other hand, I have all the evidence I need that learning is happening!LOL!
LOL! You're not the only one.
Mine is worse in that I also have some of MY stuff stacked on the table...bills, newspapers -- it drives my husband crazy.
It always gets cleaned off in time for dinner, though. =)
I have to tell you, it's not my kitchen table, but my desk..... always a pile of something on there to sort through.
I didn't mention my desk. LOL. That is a danger zone. I always tell hubby to sit at his own risk. :-)
Oh yes, indeed. That's our table too. Plus a bunch of crumbs on the seats and under the papers and on the floor. Last week, we were having peanut butter crackers while doing phonics and now a few pages of my 7yo's book have a little peanut butter grease on the edges, too.
It looks great, I think.
Ha! My entire LIFE looks like that!
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