The Spiky Fort: Learning Not to Correct My Child's Creativity
I wanted to show him how to build a better sandcastle. He had absolutely no interest in my better sandcastle.
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Architecture, books, travel, culture, making, memory, and the small things children notice.
I wanted to show him how to build a better sandcastle. He had absolutely no interest in my better sandcastle.
Read journal entryI thought I had given him a toy. He had turned it into a design studio.
Read journal entrySometimes I think I love the visitor center almost as much as the park itself.
Read journal entryWe planned mountains, waterfalls, caves and coastlines. His favorite moment was water spraying from a pipe.
Read journal entryWe forgot our National Park stamp book, so we mailed a memory home instead.
Read journal entryWe stumbled upon the Junior Ranger program at North Cascades—and it changed the way we explore parks with our child.
Read journal entryAs an Indian parent raising my son away from home, I think about this often: how do we pass on culture?
Read journal entrySome books in our home became much more than books.
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