Showing posts with label Nana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nana. Show all posts

Saturday, August 19, 2017

Day 2,166

The Rough Start Didn't Stay that Way


When the whole house is sleeping and your two year old decides to wake Mama up too early, an entire pot of red raspberry leaf tea in her new tea set from Nana is the remedy to at least preserve the quiet. 


Yesterday was off to a rough start. I was hoping this would be the climax. 


Turns out, spilled coffee was in fact, NOT the climax. The snake in the pool was a sure runner up, but neither came close to the clogged toilet we endured that had poop coming out of the sink. Guys. Where's my white flag? 


Nevermind! Found it!


Once the dust settled (maybe poop water is more accurate) we enjoyed a monumental day in the pool. 


Ooooooh baby. Our pool time was as perfect as this little face. Bearett floated, touched the bottom, climbed the walls, AND started to learn how to swim. 


Amelia literally swam laps BY HERSELF the width of the pool. 


"Mom! Watch this! I love to swim!!" And splash! She jumped in and swam to the other side. Again. And again. And again. I couldn't believe my eyes. My two year old can swim better than me. So many fears lessened yesterday. I'm almost confident that if she were to suddenly fall in alone with nobody around, she'd know what to do. That's my hope at least. I pray we don't ever have to find out, but that IS the reason she got the lessons in the first place. So proud of my little Fish. 

Thursday, July 27, 2017

Day 2,142

The Spokane Sissys


And here we go again! 


Where we going this time, Mama? 


Hey Dada, stop making fun!
________

But to answer your question, we're going to Spokane!


GRANDMA! BEARETT!


ELLIE! NANA! HUNTER! PARKER! CHARLIE! 


Weeeeeeeee! This is so much fun guys!

Monday, April 24, 2017

Day Two Thousand and Fifty

The Good Life

 

She wasn't feeling completely herself - she woke up with a slight fever, a barking cough, and a weak voice - BUT she was well enough to play all the day long with her cousins. Her little body is quickly and efficiently fighting off whatever she has and it's a relief that she's already feeling and acting so much better. 

 

Auntie Ellie's house is the most fun. 
Paint. Play doh. Sand. Music. Toys. She has it all! Even aprons too!

 

We've been able to find rest here quite easily, which has been such a blessing to us.

 

Proof!
Can't say I mind this one bit. Give me all the babies! Give me all the naps! 

 

And the best part of yesterday? Sweet Ella Mae got to meet her Nana and Papa finally! Great Grandma and Great Grandpa were quite the hit with Ella Mae and unlike her sister, she didn't make a peep when they held her! She loved their cozy arms and gentle voices and it made this Mama's heart warm witnessing the love between them.