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February 2006
We bought a saddle :-)
Homeschool Roller Skating
when will you learn to drive?
Stamping Up classes
Mandy's horse Question of the Day
Our saddle blanket
need a smile?
oh, that sweet ache between my legs.....:-)
Pajama story time
Dakota's saddle
More vaulting photos of Tabby
Rachael, our guest blogger, on Mandy's birthday party
Archery classes starting soon!
Beautiful Pagan prayer for new parents...
Dog Poop into energy--they could start with my backyard!
Sew much fun!
abominations
Marketing Christianity:  Christian flip flops
We have a horse!!!!!!!!!!Meet Dakota Gold!
Spanish classes
Mandy's eighteenth birthday party
My daughters featured in a Louisville newspaper
Mandy's horse Question of the day
USDA SIDES WITH FOREIGN HORSE SLAUGHTER HOUSES AGAINST CONGRESS
Eraserhead elephants
Marketing Christianity: bear (??) nativity
The Birthday Calculator
pleading for blog addresses
Prayer for All of Humanity
Upcoming Clan Desdin schedule
Irish Step dancing
Chinese New Year
LIbrary programs
The pottery class
The pre-spring Flower and Bulb show
online trolls....sigh...
Mummifying an apple head
Pharoah fashions
venting about being attacked as a kiddie pornographer
vulva of the day
Fifty things
Political cartoons
Sugar Cube pyramid
Is your blog listed here?
Mini horse heaven
Egyptologists....very serious ones at that
Mandy's horse question of the day
Moss gardening
What's next?  Mandy at ER......Baker Hunt classes screwed up...
Vaulting pictures
prayer for learning
adding archery, folk dancing and ceramics to our lives...
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Sunday, February 5, 2006
9:10:00 PM EST
Feeling Happy

Sugar Cube pyramid


Sugar Cube Pyramid

 

Kids can try their hand at Egyptian-style construction by turning a pile of sugar cubes into a model pyramid.

MATERIALS: 1 egg white Pinch of cream of tartar 1 1/2 cups confectioners' sugar Sugar cubes
Time needed: Under 1 Hour

1. Mix up a batch of "mortar." Just beat together one egg white and a pinch of cream of tartar until soft peaks form. Add 1 1/2 cups of confectioners' sugar, 1/4 cup at a time, beating until well combined. (Since the egg in the sweet mortar is raw, be sure your kids don't eat it.)

2. Assemble the base of the pyramid. Using the mortar and a pastry brush, glue together ten rows of ten sugar cubes each.

3. Glue together the rows to form a square.

4. For the second layer, glue together nine rows of nine cubes each and then center and glue the layer on top of the base square.

5. Use this method to add seven more layers, each time decreasing the length of the rows by one cube.

6. Top the pyramidwith a single cube.

Originally published in FamilyFun magazine.

 

To keep the prudes happy, I suppose I will stick a t-shirt on Shelby if I take pictures of her working on this...hehehehe




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  • #3 Comment from hestiahomeschoolEntry Author 
    3/18/07 6:35 PM Permalink
    We learned that glue works much better than eggs...
  • #2 Comment from my78novata 
    2/5/06 10:14 PM Permalink
    ah far as I could see she may have had panties on. !!!!!!!!!! I mean I wasnt gawking to see. and little kids with no shirt on well heck I live in ky the hills so nothing new to see that good sugra cube idea
  • #1 Comment from amy122389 
    2/5/06 9:12 PM Permalink
    LOL @ your last comment.  She already said she wasn't coming back.  pfft...don't even give it a second thought... <g>

    I may try this one...it looks fun.  Hopefully I can keep the kids from eating the sugar cubes...

    ~Amy