Some Fun Yom Ha'Atzmaut and Passover or Pesach Stuff Even Though Pesach is Well Over

 I was partially right when I said on my last post that next up would be a Passover and/or Pesach scrapbooking kit. Ok, never mind. I wasn't even partially right. The next thing I made was actually an activity pack for Yom Ha'Atzmaut which is available by clicking this preview:

I had to make the Yom Ha'Atzmaut pack first before the Passover and/or Pesach kit because obviously Yom Ha'Atzmaut is still timely (up until tomorrow) and Passover is already old news. 

However, if you are like me and still don't have your Passover and / or Pesach pictures scrapped two weeks after the holiday has ended, maybe you will be interested in this kit which I finally got finished up today:

That's pretty much it around here except for my kid going to the eye doctor who told us that spending an hour outdoors each day was proven to slow the progression of nearsightedness.

So now whenever the Head of Demolition complains about going for a walk or eating dinner on the patio, I get to say things like, "It's good for your eyes!" and "Do you WANT to get nearsighted?

So that's my public service announcement and parenting advice for the day. 

Nothing Surprises Me More Than the Fact That I've Written Another Post

Hello Blogsilvania! Apparently I am back with another post because...why not?

In what would have been a fit of recklessness earlier in the pandemic, we went to Big Bend (both the National Park and the Texas State Park) last month:

A good time was had by all! 

Except that kid in the pictures up there. She cried during any and all time hiking. 

Point being, I had to make a Big Bend scrapbooking kit to go with our photos and once I was doing that it just naturally turned into a Big Bend, Rodeo, Western, Texas type kit. 

Download it here or by pressing the preview:

Next up will be another Passover Kit because we got home just in time for Passover and I need to scrap those pictures next. 

Thanks for stopping by!