My daughter, sleeping on the floor with my husband, her little body curled with her tiny tushy sticking up.
Looking at my mini sandgarden on my desk, decorated with fried marbles, fried gems, a seed pot and a penny.
My son using his magic sceptre as the "Sword of Omens" and saying "Thundercats, Thundercats, Thundercat, Ho!" while watching the old Thundercats cartoons.
My children gobbling down their spaghetti pie with gusto (though I thought was a failed dish). Such a lovely thing that they both ate so well and so much of it (and ate it heartily!!!).
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Monday, December 12, 2011
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Friday, December 9, 2011
My neighbor coming over to help me scrape the frost off my windshield, just because.
The frost covering the grassy field of a farm with old fashioned fencing.
My daughter babbling to me when I picked her up early from day care. She was very intense and pleased about the topic.
My daughter walking around so much at Grammie's house.
Spending alone time with my mother and later with my husband, just talking.
My son sitting on my mom's lap, him watching her play her webkinz ganzworld games.
The frost covering the grassy field of a farm with old fashioned fencing.
My daughter babbling to me when I picked her up early from day care. She was very intense and pleased about the topic.
My daughter walking around so much at Grammie's house.
Spending alone time with my mother and later with my husband, just talking.
My son sitting on my mom's lap, him watching her play her webkinz ganzworld games.
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
The yellow rose blooming in December.
My daughter's belly laugh whenever I said, "Ewie!!!"
My daughter walking to me, so timid and proud of her new form of mobility.
My son taking his medicine after gentle coaxing (after two nights of fights with the previous type of med).
My son mimicking my night routine, proud of himself for being a big boy.
My daughter's belly laugh whenever I said, "Ewie!!!"
My daughter walking to me, so timid and proud of her new form of mobility.
My son taking his medicine after gentle coaxing (after two nights of fights with the previous type of med).
My son mimicking my night routine, proud of himself for being a big boy.
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