The kids finally decided they all like cauliflower.
And mom's beef carrots toca's are worthy of a thumbs up.....
...even from Ethan.
I borrowed Elise's fashion sense and purchase the same boots.
Never too old for fringe, realizing I'm only going to get away with dressing like her for so long.
We made our home warm and fuzzy with of fall's favorite decor!!!
My personal decorator got to work.
The start of something spectacular I have in mind in
the process of collecting old picture frames.
This fall Elise began to bake.
And touch.
And taste before and after baking.
Love that quality assurance.
As the leaves turn color outside Ethan was busy inside learning the alphabet.
Aidan and I went on a date to a charity event called Warriors for Tim.
The organization benefits organ doning for children.
Our sitter Emma performed the opening act.
Wow she is talented!
Aidan also finally got to begin keyboard lessons.
He plays the best 'twinkle twinkle little star". Aidan is also diligent in pracing at least ten minutes everyday without much of a fight. The oven timer helps him not go over the ten minutes so he can save energy to practice more later in the day if he felt like. That was the agreement Aidan came up with. Sounds like a good deal to me:)
I know what you are thinking, where is the third scarescrow?
This fall Kyle built a teepee and I built a new garden bed
(the one with the gangly shrubs in front of the tree ).
Elise loves walking her Ethan to school.
We leave plenty early for times when she feels the urge to kiss every tree along the secret path to school. It takes forever, but we do it anyway.
Not to mention I need a little lesson on patience everyday.
Thanks Elise.
You are a tree hugger like your mom.
Where are their sweatshirts???
Who's the mom on duty?
Chase tells me "as long as the sun is out there is no need for sweatshirts".
Chase and Ethan speak the same language.
Although they are is separate kindergarten classes,
they high five when lining up for school each day.
They are starting a "bike club" intended for "boys who wear helmemts and can ride a two wheeler. That includes scooters."
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