Category: Motherhood

I have shared a few of my father’s photographs in the past, but I wanted to give a broader picture of the art I grew up with. It is through this blog that many people (my father’s friends, colleagues, and fellow artists) have found me through searching for his work. It only makes sense that … Continue reading “Jack D. Teemer, Jr. Photographs: Children At Play”

We get a whole lot of comments and questions about why our boys are always barefoot. I decided to explain why. Read more here if you’re curious! Of course, I’m sure my boys will be barefoot all weekend long, as it looks like nice weather again. Hope you have a good one!

One thing: you’re never too old to play. Never.

Awhile back, I posted a bit about the Montessori philosophy on homework. I decided to delve a whole lot deeper into the issue, as it relates to schools across the country, and what I found was fascinating. Read the full article here, and let me know what you think! I’ll be taking tomorrow off from … Continue reading “On Homework (Again)”

The photos tell the stories best — the few days of spring-like weather, that every possible moment was spent outside creating things with our hands and muddying our knees and bare feet, that the boys have spent innumerable hours on the trampoline, that the sound of their laughter carried across the neighborhood until we had … Continue reading “Weekend Shenanigans”