The Picnic BasketOne of the things that inspired me most when I read A Charlotte Mason Companion was Karen Andreola's description of the picnic, and then later, the simple but educational task of her girls making cloth napkins. I knew as soon as I read it, I will have a picnic basket. Indeed, the next time I
was out with the children we began looking for one. We did end up buying a traditional picnic basket
stocked with four plates, sturdy dinnerware and cups. It was lined with a plaid fabric and closed with a
leather strap. I have been using it now for about 7 years. It has been worth every cent I paid
for it. I have never taken it to any outing when I didn't get a compliment! It inspires people.
As Karen Andreola noted,
a picnic seems to turn "any ordinary setting into a special occasion."
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