Barn Door

 Today Jenny's family came over so Scott could install our barn door.  Jenny brought this little project.  I forget what the plastic beads are called, but you arrange them on a frame and then iron them, so they melt.  I made a toadstool.

 After the bead work got old, Liz and I were looking on Pinterest and she said she wanted to make some slime.  We didn't have the ingredients so we walked to the grocery store for contact solution (a funny slime ingredient), school glue, cornstarch (she also wanted to make oobleck) and candy and chips (of course).
Aren't Sam's nails fancy?  The slime turned out great, but I'll pass on the oobleck.

 I love how the sliding barn door turned out.  Now we can shut off the family room if someone is sleeping down there.  

Tomorrow it's back to the chapel (last time) and then I have a little more shopping to do.  

Somehow I feel like we should be listening to Christmas tunes constantly because Christmas is so close!  

God bless you, sweet friends.

Thank you for stopping in.  I wish I could serve you a cup of Russian tea!

Every Day in December Bloggers:

Sheila:  http://folkflocksflowers.blogspot.com/

Brad: https://notallmindsthatwanderarelost.blogspot.com/

Kessie: https://kmcarrollblog.wordpress.com/?wref=bif

Kim: https://my-field-of-dreams.blog/

Melissa: https://boyett-brinkley.blogspot.com/

Granny Marigold: http://grannymarigold.blogspot.com/

Karen (Happy One): https://lifeisgood-smile.blogspot.com

MK: https://mkatchris.blogspot.com/

Elizabeth: https://eroosje.blogspot.com/

Gretchen: https://gretchenjoanna.com/

Janet: http://thethreeprayers.blogspot.com/