Somebody has been using my camera and it’s getting a little bit creepy.

There is a cemetery across the street from our closest Krispy Kreme and it has become a tradition to eat our doughnuts there. Today we paid attention to how old some of the trees must be and spilled a lot of powdered sugar. 

Scarecrow by Fallie

Scarecrow by Fallie

Scarecrow by Finn

Scarecrow by Finn

The creepy monkeys moved again.
A gift from my mother.

A gift from my mother.

Also, she can kill you with her brain.

Found this monkey trying to escape. Lonely monkey is even creepier.

Found this monkey trying to escape. Lonely monkey is even creepier.

The monkeys have moved

The monkeys have moved

I found this little snake when I opened my garage door yesterday. I thought it was a baby and immediately thought of its siblings that must be crawling nearby (I am a bit scared of snakes by the way)… The girl children were at their grandparents so I took photos and moved the snake down the hill, away from the threat of my tires. That evening, I showed the pictures to Finn and she said, “It’s a ring neck snake! My friend Kayla had one as a pet and brought it to the Montessori school! It’s not a baby!” I’m so proud of my girl.

I found this little snake when I opened my garage door yesterday. I thought it was a baby and immediately thought of its siblings that must be crawling nearby (I am a bit scared of snakes by the way)… The girl children were at their grandparents so I took photos and moved the snake down the hill, away from the threat of my tires. That evening, I showed the pictures to Finn and she said, “It’s a ring neck snake! My friend Kayla had one as a pet and brought it to the Montessori school! It’s not a baby!” I’m so proud of my girl.

Face jug

Face jug

The Skull Girls found a dead raccoon in the creek in our back yard over spring break. They couldn’t get the skull but were able to dislodge some of its teeth.

The Skull Girls found a dead raccoon in the creek in our back yard over spring break. They couldn’t get the skull but were able to dislodge some of its teeth.

creepy oyster cracker reminds me of the baby in Eraserhead

creepy oyster cracker reminds me of the baby in Eraserhead

One night, Smoky, hearing noises in the wilderness of the kitchen-garden, went out and surprised with his flashlight a starveling, an animal long, gray, red-eyed and slavering, mad with cold and hunger. A stray dog, the others said, or something; but only Smoky had seen it, and Smoky wondered. from Little, Big by John Crowley
Does anyone else see the skull in this scrap paper?

Does anyone else see the skull in this scrap paper?