A really good week. But a really, really busy week, in spite of all my comments lately about how I need to slow down and not try to be superwoman and etc., etc., etc. Honestly, though, we filled our week with friendships and fun and family and I really wouldn't change a thing. Check that- if I had to change some things, I would have taken out the vet visit with the sick cat after shopping sales til 2 am and getting out again at 8 am. I think I would have changed all of that. The deals were almost worth it all, though.
I digress.
My little one is turning out to be much like her mama. We girls don't like to miss out on any part of the action, ever. If there is fun to be had, we want to be right in the thick of things.
Until lately!
She's learning that our friends love her. If we love and trust them, they are fair game for her. She's smiling and laughing and wanting to be held by most folks lately. This makes her mama very, very happy. And it makes Sweet Pea happy, because sometimes those friends have things like tater tots to feed her or funny faces to make for her or exciting games to play with her.
Her Pop Pop even has her favorite book to read to her on Thanksgiving Day while her mama and Groovy and cousin make dinner.
She scooted her little self back and forth all day long, from watching us cook in the kitchen to reading books with Pop Pop.
She stands on a step stool at the end of my counter and watches me cook all the time. I know, I know; she could fall, but she loves it so much that I've finally just given it. She loved it especially on Thanksgiving because she got to sample lots of snacks.
Mmm, baby toes. |
You know what wasn't a part of the action at our Thanksgiving? Gluten. No gluten at all at our Thanksgiving, and we didn't miss it one bit.
Gluten-free cinnamon roll. |
My savory sweet potatoes. |
Mulled cranberry punch. |
Quinoa stuffing. |
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