Today, my friend, Jodi, and I took our kids to Home Depot's Kids Workshop. It was super fun for the kids. Home Depot gave them the supplies and tools to build a cute little memory tray. This sounds pretty easy, doesn't it? It wasn't. It isn't a good idea to go there with a ratio of 6 kids to 2 women. They all want help at the same time, they are all talking at the same time and there just aren't enough of you to go around. We did get the trays assembled. Several of them looked really great. Several of them looked authentically kid-made. All in all, I'm glad we went because the kids really enjoyed it. Home Depot offers this free service the first Saturday of every month. I'm sure the kids will go back, maybe with the dads next time!
Emily and Christopher working hard.
Jodi and boys
Gavin aiding Calvin.
Do safety goggles work if they are upside down?
Some of the corners not quite square.
Calvin with his finished product.
Cam looks adorable in the safety goggles!
Vos' and Heiner's laughing it up at the 'depot!
Emily and Christopher working hard.
Jodi and boys
Gavin aiding Calvin.
Do safety goggles work if they are upside down?
Some of the corners not quite square.
Calvin with his finished product.
Cam looks adorable in the safety goggles!
Vos' and Heiner's laughing it up at the 'depot!
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