Even More Dr. Seuss Quotes!

 

Are you ready for a few more Dr. Seuss quotes? Since Dr. Seuss wrote a lot of books; we have a lot of quotes to think about . . . today the quotes are ones which do this . . . make us think!

So . . . my Dr. Seuss quotes for today are . . .

Dahlias - Actually Taste Like Potatoes!

Every year Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park has an amazing Dahlia Show - I never knew how very interesting they are before I went to the Dahlia Show - not only do they come in many sizes, but in nearly every color except for blue and black. So, as we learn about flowers, the Dahlia had to be one I shared fun facts about with you - so you can share with the children you love!

Dahlias . . . 

Today is Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day!

 

Today is Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day! Who knew there was such a "day", but apparently there is! I looked on-line and found the following information about Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day . . . 

More Quotes from Dr. Seuss!

My grands typically spend the night on Saturdays, and since my oldest grand is just a few months from being 18, I know what an amazing blessing it is they still want to come for their weekly sleepover! When they are here we often play Abducktion (a very fun board game) or chess - both require strategy and my grands are quite strategic!

So, with a mind for "fun", I thought it would work to share some additional Dr. Seuss quotes with you!

He is Darth Vader. I can NOT hug him!

 

Don't you just love it when your grandchildren show their imagination? Well, nine years ago when my youngest grandson was three, he looked at his Poppa and said; "I'm Kenobi, Kenobi." Then ran at him to attack! Apparently Kenobi, Kenobi (Obi Wan Kenobi) decided Poppa was Darth Vadar and had to attack him! Kenobi, Kenobi did very well - defeated Darth Vadar. I asked him if Poppa might be tired (after about 20 minutes of running full bore at poppa, arms - light sabers - flailing) and maybe he was in need of a hug. To which he said (rather indignantly) "He is NOT Poppa. He is Darth Vadar. I can NOT hug him!" Of course he can not!

Daisy Fun Facts . . . They Grow Everywhere Except for Antarctica!

While some may think of Daisies as a weed, they are one of my favorite flowers! I especially love Shasta Daisies and Gerber Daisies, but all are pretty in my eyes! So, here are some fun facts about Daisies . . . 

A Fun Resource for the Ones You Love

  

In this day and age it is especially important for grandparents (and parents) to be focused upon passing confident faith to the children they love, but it can be a challenge to find resources to help us do this. Generations Quest ~ Cultivate the Faith was written for this reason and provides 52 weeks of lessons grandparents/ parents will be able to use to engage our grandchildren/children in learning how to love, know, and walk with God!

Each week there is a science activity which will engage children and connect them to the point of the Bible event. They will learn about Bible people and how to pray the Psalms back to God along with fun activities which are just for fun!

A Few More Dr. Seuss Quotes!

March was "Dr. Seuss Month" and I shared a quote from him nearly each day, but even though it is no longer March, I thought it would be fun to share some more quotes from the "doctor". Have you heard any of the following quotes . . . 

Daffodil Fun Facts . . .

When I think of Spring flowers I always picture Daffodils - their sunny, yellow color brightens any day - especially after a cold, snowy, often-times grey Winter - my daffodils are blooming in my yard right now! So, as we continue to learn some interesting and fun things about flowers, let's look at the Daffodil . . .

Dr. Seuss Quotes - Just for the Fun of It!

 

The month of March was Dr. Seuss Month, so, I thought I'd share a few more quotes.

Tulips - Sruprisingly, Related to Onions!

My home is not far from Holland, MI, the location of a pretty amazing yearly Tulip Festival! Tulips are well liked in this area - and for excellent reason - they are beautiful, available in many colors, some have "frills", and they are another of the first-blooming flowers in the Spring! What isn't there to love about tulips!

Heritage . . .

When you think back on your grandparents, do you have memories of times spent with them? Are there aromas and tastes you recall? Are there things which once belonged to them and now are small bits of your heritage? Today is, "Cherish An Antique Day", which made me think about a couple "antiques" I have . . . or at least a couple family "treasures" which originally belonged to my grandmothers. These items may not really be "antiques" or "treasures", but I am thankful to have them.

In the past I have written about how they "connect" with passing on a heritage. I said; "Passing on a heritage involves retelling the family history; telling about the time when you went fishing with your grandpa and then had a fish fry with the day's catch! It is talking about the times when you all went on a vacation together and the car with your grandparents and little brothers missed the exit and they got lost! (On Mother's Day, no less!) It is about sharing a recipe for the most delicious rolls your grandma used to make, and now you are the grandma, you make them for your grandchildren!

Those Little Everyday Blessings

As grandparents we know how important it is to be intentional when it comes to blessing our grandchildren. Perhaps you have a Scripture passage which you use to bless your grandchildren on a regular basis. This is an important thing for us to do.

Crocus Fun Facts . . . Even Snow Can Not Keep Them Down!

For our second day of Flower Fun Facts, let's look at the Crocus - I have quite a few blooming in my front yard! These pretty flowers are another early-bloomer and when I see their colorful blooms I know Spring is near!