First Day: April 2013
Yesterday was a good day.
The weather was perfect Spring weather, we spent the day as a family, and got to sneak in a impromptu dinner date. We even sat in a two person booth and laughed about we couldn't remember the last time we had sat at a table just for two. Oh, how things change when you have kids....for the better, of course!
I think on the way home from our date, David told me at least three times how it was "just a good day" and I would totally have to agree.
(We only let her "drive" one house down to her grandparents. We're in a closed neighborhood and a cul-de-sac. Obviously, she is buckled up in her carseat at all other times. This is a huge simple joy for her that is a occasional treat and it's her and her daddy's "thing." No hate comments please.)
The weather was perfect Spring weather, we spent the day as a family, and got to sneak in a impromptu dinner date. We even sat in a two person booth and laughed about we couldn't remember the last time we had sat at a table just for two. Oh, how things change when you have kids....for the better, of course!
I think on the way home from our date, David told me at least three times how it was "just a good day" and I would totally have to agree.
1. We got to sleep in.
2. We had the whole playground to ourselves.
2. We had the whole playground to ourselves.
3. Chick-fil-a is always a good way to start the day.
4. A little bit of blogging.
4. A little bit of blogging.
1. Cuddling on the couch watching a movie.
2. Leftovers for lunch.
2. Leftovers for lunch.
3. A new puzzle.
4. Pretending we're in a car on our way to the beach.
4. Pretending we're in a car on our way to the beach.
1. Having a picnic.
2. Pregnant lady walking.
2. Pregnant lady walking.
3. Perfect skies.
4. Decorating the playhouse.
4. Decorating the playhouse.
1. Spring in Georgia.
2. Pulling the pregnancy card.
2. Pulling the pregnancy card.
3. A quick drive.
4. A date is not complete without a trip to the bookstore.
4. A date is not complete without a trip to the bookstore.
(We only let her "drive" one house down to her grandparents. We're in a closed neighborhood and a cul-de-sac. Obviously, she is buckled up in her carseat at all other times. This is a huge simple joy for her that is a occasional treat and it's her and her daddy's "thing." No hate comments please.)
Time to link up with Nicole:
Comments
I really need to harrass Chick-Fil-a until they come to the Pacific NW. Sounds soooo good right about now!
omg..ha..my parents used to let me drive on backroads..like actual roads on their laps!!!! i was only like 5..what if someone would of hit us..lol. i think about that all the time.
up the street..psshhh..no biggie..ahaha..looks like she is having the greatest time!!