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Our neighbor has been asking me for almost two years to plant flowers in a pot outside our house. She even offered to get them at the store for us, which meant i didn’t need to go and took out … Continue reading →

Will they always get along this well!?! Yeah, we should definitely ask Dad if we can stay up late tonight! Good idea! Your cheeks are just so kissable!!!

We have has some fun play dates recently. Elliott had his first play date without any toddlers around… Luke is the almost 4 mo old son of a friend from grad school. Whoops, my hand is here. Can you grab … Continue reading →

Meet my pals – Panda and Nana!

Natalie is brutally honest many times. For example…. Yesterday, when I left the dinner table for a moment to get something, she told me that she dipped her fork directly in the hummus instead of dipping vegetables (even though we … Continue reading →

Our friends Mike and Kay were brave enough to host an indoor Memorial Day party, which included kiddos. Natalie was happy to see Taylor but sad Molly couldn’t make it. Are you serious? Wow I’ll drink to that! Diego, come … Continue reading →

I am feeding Elliott in his room and Natalie just delivered my nightly vitamin. As She shut the door to Elliott’s room, she asked sweetly, “Do you need some privacy Mom?” Why yes. Thanks! Next up, maybe I can have … Continue reading →

Have you met my friends – Yellow, Green and Orange Faces? I better taste this batter to make sure Dado will like his birthday cupcakes. Yep. Good. Wait, I better taste just one more time P.S. If you have a … Continue reading →

Elliott “turned” two months on Sun, May 19.  I referenced Natalie’s 2-month post in writing this and am very happy that the first paragraph I wrote isn’t true for Elliott (knock on wood)! “Natalie’s 2-month “birthday” was on Sat, Feb. … Continue reading →

Jordan and Natalie made homemade pizzas, using an easy kid-friendly recipe that my mom, sisters and I loved growing up. For the crust, you simply use a rolling pin to flatten the bread. As this picture suggests, it was a … Continue reading →