The Nap Time Creations

We made it through our holiday adventure! As a family we went up to Lava Hot Springs, Idaho! We tubed the river, went to the foam fest, watched fireworks some of us slept, played bingo, went fishing and ate S'mores. We had a great time being together as a family! What did you do for the 4th of July?

It is coming closer! That day where we eat hot dogs, hamburgers, set off fireworks, and stand in awe of how lucky we are to live in a free country! But how to pull of such a memorable day? You don't have to go far to make a memory. Check you home town. Most cities and towns do festivals on the 4th of July. If your town doesn't check the closest one.  Have a party at you house! Invite you friends and family to come over to celebrate. Whatever you choose to do with you family that day. Speak kindly to each other, choose to have happy memories.  Whatever you choose to do for that day, I hope it is a good one. If you need more ideas about what to do that day check my Pinterest board here . Happy 4th of July!! See you Friday!!

I enjoy decorating my home for the holiday's. I always seem to be decorating for the same holiday's though. Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Valentines. Easter gets skipped over, and 4th of July is a hit and miss. But this year, I decided to actually decorate, and I am glad I did. I am in love with how it turned out. I decided to get creative as well. I had a an old frame sitting a box. I spray painted it red and painted chalkboard paint on the glass (not easy) because 3 coats later, it was done. I pulled out some chipboard letters, used and ink pad to give them texture and color. Hot glued the letters on, then filled in some missing letters with chalk and.....TA-DA!! It is complete!   I hope you enjoy your holiday week and check out my new button on the side and connect with me!!  Come back tomorrow for 4th of July Ideas!! American Flag: Tai-Pan Star: Gordman's Family Photo: Taken in West Yellowstone America: Upon the Shelf ...