just mention that you’re creating a Harry Potter diorama for your book report.
As Xander says, “It’s kind of nerdy to do dioramas just for fun. But if it’s homework, it’s just smart.”
Over the cries of “I’ll mold the sword of Gryffindor!” “The sorting hat needs to look older.” “Does the pheonix have orange feathers?” It was done in record time and still looked like the work of a 3rd grader.
They’re pushing for The Lord of the Rings next month. ‘Ya think Gabe can get the trilogy read in three weeks?
Tracy
That is awesome!
xoxo,t
Ben
I have to make a lot of dioramas at BYU. Could you guys come help me with some?
Jeanette
I love your posts! They help to remind me to take is easy and enjoy my little ones while they are little and still at home! It was fun to see you on a shoot, even if it was only for a min. You are as nice in person as you are on your cute blog!
emily
there’s nothing like a little teamwork!!
Rachelle
I love your blog, love your kids, love the creative spirit that you all seem to have. And, your photos are always the best. Thank you for sharing with us!
Cath
I love the group effort! And that’s no shoddy diorama. It’s Harry in action. Pretty awesome!
Trainer Momma
Michelle —
I’m dreaming for Christmas over here and wondering what kind of camera I should get. I have never had an SLR, so I’m hoping you can lead me to a starting place. What do you recommend?
My email is trainermomma@gmail.com.
Thanks! I adore your blog — it is a breath of fresh air 🙂
-Mandi
jennie w.
I freaking love dioramas.
Michelle
that’s insulting, every one of us knew phoenixes have orange and red feathers
-Hans