Welcome to the Homefront Badge Project, where we take everything one day at a time, or maybe even one hour at a time.
Because if you’re here, there’s a good chance life feels upside-down (again), and that you’re sitting in a mamad. Many of us are working, parenting and worrying from home, and trying to keep some version of normal going inside our heads. All while doing it in our non-native language.
And man, that’s a lot. But these badges? They’re meant to be small, fun recognitions of the everyday things that all of a sudden take real effort.
So here’s the idea:
We’re gonna be like Girls Scouts but also completely not like Girl Scouts. We’re not learning to do outdoorsy things, we’re fully committed to staying indoors and in sweatpants. But let’s do the badge part, the recognition part, even if the only person clapping for you is you. So print these badges (there's 30+ of them!), cut them out, color them in if you have it in you. But if that’s too much, just stick them on your fridge, bathroom mirror or front window to show off to the neighbors.
Remember, there is no badge committee. And we're all making this up as we go along. Because living here right now and getting through the day deserves acknowledgment, even if it’s just a small badge. And even if you have to print it yourself. So, congratulations! You’re doing better than you think!
Because if you’re here, there’s a good chance life feels upside-down (again), and that you’re sitting in a mamad. Many of us are working, parenting and worrying from home, and trying to keep some version of normal going inside our heads. All while doing it in our non-native language.
And man, that’s a lot. But these badges? They’re meant to be small, fun recognitions of the everyday things that all of a sudden take real effort.
So here’s the idea:
We’re gonna be like Girls Scouts but also completely not like Girl Scouts. We’re not learning to do outdoorsy things, we’re fully committed to staying indoors and in sweatpants. But let’s do the badge part, the recognition part, even if the only person clapping for you is you. So print these badges (there's 30+ of them!), cut them out, color them in if you have it in you. But if that’s too much, just stick them on your fridge, bathroom mirror or front window to show off to the neighbors.
Remember, there is no badge committee. And we're all making this up as we go along. Because living here right now and getting through the day deserves acknowledgment, even if it’s just a small badge. And even if you have to print it yourself. So, congratulations! You’re doing better than you think!
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This is how it works: All you have to do is click the image below to download your badges and instructions. (We also have a Family Pesach Seder Guide to download - that's the other image below, 40 pages of Pesach fun for families.)
We are going to do this on the Pay-What-You-Can-Honor-System here, because everyone's financial situation is different right now.
I am going to leave my Paypal, Venmo and Bit below. Feel free to download the files first to see what you're getting and then come back and send what you can.
And if you can't right now, we understand, and please enjoy the downloads with our love.
Paypal: [email protected] (last four digits 5674)
Venmo: @jenwiseart (last four digits 5674)
Bit - 058-718-3319
If you'd like to zelle, email us at [email protected] and we'll get back to you.
We are going to do this on the Pay-What-You-Can-Honor-System here, because everyone's financial situation is different right now.
I am going to leave my Paypal, Venmo and Bit below. Feel free to download the files first to see what you're getting and then come back and send what you can.
And if you can't right now, we understand, and please enjoy the downloads with our love.
Paypal: [email protected] (last four digits 5674)
Venmo: @jenwiseart (last four digits 5674)
Bit - 058-718-3319
If you'd like to zelle, email us at [email protected] and we'll get back to you.
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