Everyday Stuff - January Edition

Eliza loved wearing this vest so much that she would SCREAM if I even TRIED to take it off of her.

Mmmmm..... mint chocolate cookie dough.
Thanks Mom, that's easier.
Oh - did you want some?

Who needs a drum set when there are pans and plastic spoons available?

Half of the reason I like taking kids to story time at the library:  a nice quiet drive home.

We went to the park one warm day in January (in the 50s) and apparently Jack was so warm that he thought he no longer needed shoes.  Or socks.

Hmmmm...... I wonder what happened here.....

Jack discovered this awesome evasive maneuver and exclaimed between excited giggles "you can't put my shoes on!"

Never hurts to refrigerate your Little People accessories, that's what I always say.

Trying on Mommy's earring.

The house we're renting has a large master closet, so Eliza's crib is in there, near a dresser.  One day I picked her up from her nap and found her wearing my striped fuzzy socks, which had been on top of the dresser.

Love my girlies!

Hiding under a blanket never seems to get old in our family.

Neither does sitting together in a bin in the closet.

"Mommy, wook.  I'm on one foot.  Wif no two foot."
(He was kind of using the potty that day, hence the training pants.)

Two cute lookouts.

Practicing another evasive maneuver.  He has really enjoyed hanging out on his head lately...

I was sitting with Cat while she practiced piano and Jack and Eliza decided to see how much of the paper towel roll they could unroll.

Creative, but maybe not your best look, Cat.

It will never not be funny when my kids fall asleep with food in their hands.

My feet are so big that Jack and Eliza can BOTH put their feet in my shoes.

This has happened too many times.... Eliza is no longer allowed to use markers.

She LOVES this little Good Night book, especially since she gets to put the blanket on the little girl at the end.

Oh, yes they (J & E) did.

You can never be too prepared.

Jack LOVES this cowboy hat he received for Christmas from Mema & Papa.

Someone, ahem, bought Cheese Puffs at the grocery store.  The kids were so excited to eat them, and though we rationed them for a couple of days, by the third day or so we were so tired of telling them no, that we just let them finish the bag off.  It may or may not have been 7am...

Love it when Cat helps unload the dishwasher!  Thanks for the happy color coordinated dishes, Cat!