I got my 2nd blog book made. They are fun to look at. It makes blogging worth it. Looking back at the pictures and stories have been fun for all of us. It makes me realize how fast time goes and yet it's only been a few years. Kids grow up fast and things change quickly. It's funny because Kate was telling us a story of when she was young and I asked her where she heard that story and she said, "Lublin Life" as if it was a well known book. Duh, Mom!
Good Bye Piggies!
Dee Ann gave this blanket to Kate when she was born and it became Kate's favorite blanket. Somehow Lindsey got attached to it and wanted it as her blanket, even though she had several new blankets to choose from. So Dee Ann found Kate a newer version of the piggies and Kate let Lindsey have this one. Well, Lindsey ripped it a little. I fixed it. Lindsey ripped it even more and I couldn't fix it. We had to throw the piggies away. Sad day. Lindsey still asks for them, but she's had to choose another blanket. Those piggies had been through a lot and weirdly were like a part of our family!
I redid my picture wall. Jeni gave me the "L" picture for Christmas and so I took down all the pictures I had so I could rehang them amazingly (you know like some adorable collage you see on Pinterest). That didn't happen, but this is what I came up with. I had the scrolly thing about my front door and moved it to put it above these pictures and liked how it completed the look and matched the scrolls inside the "L" picture. I shouldn't have waited so long to do it, but I was putting it off because I had to patch the old holes and paint and you know how one thing leads to another...I ended up touching up all the other walls with paint downstairs.
Lindsey and Kate had a tea party. On the menu were mini cookies, mini marshmallows and mini ritz bitz peanut butter crackers. Kate even brought her flowers down from her room for the centerpiece. I love Kate's pinky finger sticking out in the bottom picture as she drinks. So proper around here.
Kate was actually really sad/mad she couldn't play the iPad or computer (she got in trouble for throwing a fit when a friend was over so she got those taken away for a week) and to keep her mind off of it and to cheer her up, I suggested they have a tea party. It worked and they both loved it.
Kate's friend, Lanae, came over last week to play after school. They dressed up in Kate's ballet costumes and danced around. And you can't miss that they put on make-up either! Love those pink cheeks and blue eyelids.


