It’s rare that the hubby, the girls, and I are all off on
the same day. And since it was Veterans
day, I told the girls about their great grandfather, who served in WW1, as a
medical assistant, and their Uncle P, who was a marine. That we have a lot of people to be thankful
for in protecting and serving our country.
We proceeded to relax and enjoy a gentle, no-stress day
together—the girls and I used a coupon so we could get our toes done at the pedicure
salon, the hubby and I took them to see the new Peanuts movie (I loved that
they were able to include the Red Baron!), and we went out for a quick bite of
sushi afterwards. Then hubby took DD1
shopping so she could spend her allowance that she saved for over a month, and where she carefully picked out a
headband and a slap-wrist watch. DD1 came
out of the store beaming!
When we got home, I cockroached the no bake recipe that’s been making
its rounds on Facebook, the Éclair cake, and had the girls help me with all the
mixing, pouring, carefully laying out of graham crackers. (We tried it this
morning, definitely kid approved!)
Hubby grilled steaks for dinner and we all sat down
together. Afterwards, we watched half an
episode of SuperGirl, which I
think is a fun show to watch with little girls.
My two Supergirls.
Some days, I’m just forever thankful for the little things. DD2 snuggling in my lap and turning around to
plant a big smooch on my cheek. DD1
giving a hug to A after dinner because she loved the grilled steak so
much. Holding the girls hands as I say
our nighttime prayer. And after putting them
to bed, DD1 running into the bathroom while I was brushing my teeth, making
sure I’d give her one last tuck in. Falling
asleep with a smile on my face. Thank you, world.
Sounds like a wonderful time!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Liv!! :) We'll definitely be making these again--next stop, pumpkin crunch!! :)
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