Roasted Brussels Sprout Quesadillas with Monterey Jack and Scallionsġ/2 jalapeño pepper, cored and seeded (optional)ġ. If you haven’t already, you must try these Totopos with Salsa de Arbol. I should mention, this dish was yet another inspired by one of my favorite neighborhood restaurants, Nopalito (more neighborhood favorites here). Regardless, I’ve found these oversights to be forgiving. Sometimes, I toast the tortillas a bit too much, or let my brussels sprouts get more golden than usual. I’ve made it several times now, with jalapeño and without, with Monterey Jack and also with Gruyere. And, eventually, it becomes not the new routine, but the routine. It’s scary and wonderful at the same time, as all great things are in life. A routine which involves working for myself, making my own hours, prioritizing my priorities. I’ve never been much of a to-do list maker, but I’m realizing to-do lists are actually useful when trying to form a new routine. I made a light lunch, which I photographed just in case, spent some time organizing myself for the week, and tidied up my bedroom. The shelves in my closet looked more organized, leaner. She held on to her stuffed animal, peering out the window. I glanced back at her as we drove out toward the ocean. We were a newly-formed team in some ways. My head felt like a balloon, floating above my body and for the first time that week, my nose had cleared and our summer-like weather took over our house.Īlthough I have spent many days with my daughter, there was something different about having her all to myself on a Wednesday afternoon. All of us - Neko, Matt and myself - had been sick for days, stuffy and congested.
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Weather permitting we go outside for nature walks and outdoor playsing, We have music day with instruments, and read stories during circle time. In addition to these services, we offer nutritious meals. We strive to create an experience that will integrate well with each family and bring them the ultimate care-giving experience. We achieve this by setting achievable goals for the children, building self-esteem, teaching values and manners and by laughing, playing and working together on fun creative projects. We want to ease the burden of our working parents. Our children work at their own skill level but are challenged positively so that they can advance in their education. Children receive personal attention with fun hands-on projects and critical thinking methods which, as a result, have surpassed other educational methods including Montessori. Likewise, where possible, we seek to provide the best in early childhood development with our proven educational programs such as Warm World for Toddlers, Bo’s World Preschool Curriculum (Years 1 and 2) and Handwriting Without Tears. We strive for excellence in education and confidence in our children, as we have pleased families for over 25 years. Our mission is to facilitate and enrich the childcare experience for our families.
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