Wordless Wednesday: from fellow blogger Kathy Barbro

 i've started keeping a sketchbook by the computer.  i don't do the grid lines like she does, but dash these off in a few minutes.  You don't need any "talent" to make a nice one of these! Her recommended time for a classroom of kids working on this is 45 minutes. See https://artprojectsforkids.org/how-draw-statue-liberty/

Midweek Photo:Some of Grandad's Art

 

On the left, an image of his wife, from 1920s or 1930s?; gateway to Lincoln Castle, when he was stationed there, WWI

Wordless Wednesday: Vacation, 2000

  We went to Wisconsin Dells in early August.

the only time we ever stayed at a hotel/resort with both a pool AND a beach

Wordless Wednesday: Sketchbook discovered from years ago

  Not so many years, actually.  The dates in it are 2009-2011.
  i like the work i was doing.  Too bad the sketchbook got "geysered" by our laundry room problems.

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Midweek Photo: MINE!

Helping your kid (or you) get used to a mask

This article came in my IN*Source newsletter.  With schools starting up, not to mention the autistic 3 year old & family removed from airplane, this seems like help you could use.
https://adayinourshoes.com/my-child-wont-wear-a-mask-school-and-iep-accommodations-ideas/