Independence Day is already here. The year is half over! How the time flies.
Last weekend the girls made cards with a patriotic look for their great grandmother, and I got them in the mail on Monday.
I love that they are really progressing with their letter writing skills. I no longer have to give any suggestions or promptings. Caitlyn reports the facts.
My mother-in-law loves receiving their letters. Last month she called me after their Mother's Day cards to her arrived. She was tickled pink with what they had written. I have made major daughter-in-law points in the past couple of years with this activity. :)
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Such lovely letters - you'll enjoy looking back at those in years to come.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet, the cards are cute. I think it is so important to write letters and cards,I love getting hand written letters but it is vary rare. x Dawn
ReplyDeleteCaroline, I just realized that I haven't taken photos of the messages of their previous cards, and thought it would be something we wanted to record. I hope my m-i-l saves them, but I'm not sure. My husband's family are not savers like mine are. :)
ReplyDeleteDawn, I hate that handwritten letter writing is getting to be such a rare thing. It's one reason I wanted to teach the girls how to write letters. They love it when my m-i-l writes back to them, so I hope they always remember how good that feels.