Simplicity Week ~ Day 2

I loved Day 2 of my Week of Simplicity!

Maybe you can join in with for the rest of the week?

Or maybe for one day?

Even a couple of hours would be wonderful.

I promise!

Yesterday's early morning walk was so much fun that I just couldn't wait to get started on today's stroll!

You know what I discovered?

The sweet-smelling honeysuckles are beginning to bloom out!

So I had to run  walk quickly back home and get my camera.

Then I had to carry on with my photography into my flower garden while the "dew was still on the roses".

I snapped pictures of one of my garden favorites.

Pink Carnations

I was happily surprised when I spotted the little bee that had flown into my picture.

Here's a close-up of him.

He was such a ham.

Then, in the edge of the woods I spied these little wild daisies.

At least that's what I call them now.

When I was a little girl, playing house with my friends, we served these little flowers up on our jar lid plates. 

What were they?

Fried eggs of course!

I ended up my outdoor photo session with pictures of my happy faced pansies.

Don't they remind you of children's smiling faces?

Speaking of children's smiling faces

I went to kindergarten today!

I love my weekly visit with that classroom of happy, giggly little ones.

I go to especially help one little precious boy.

Today we played Go Fish with his vocabulary words.

He won.

He always wins!

I used to let him win, but now I really try to beat him but I can't!

His teacher is so happy that he's doing so much better recognizing his letters and words.

I'm so happy to be able to walk into the classroom and feel completely and unconditionally loved by 17 of God's little ones.

I came straight home and drew the picture of my little friend with our homemade Go Fish cards.

Who knew something as simple as a pack of index cards filled with handwritten words could teach letters and words and be so much fun?

P.S.

I did squeeze in my household chores.

And I cooked a simple supper; stir fry with toasted, buttered biscuits (which were left over from last night).

P.S.S

Guess what I had for lunch?

Bet 'cha can't guess.

A fried egg sandwich!

The real thing!!!

Thanks for stopping by to read about my simple day.

I hope you decide to try it.

Post linked to:  Outdoor Wednesday