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Owen’s holiday party!
The room mom had a game prepared for me so all I had to do was show up and run the game!




Owen brought home this gift for the family.



Christmas with Papa and Grannie
Grannie got us all matching jammies! Well, matching bottoms with shirts with sayings!

Grannie made us scarves!!


Papa being silly!


2017 Santa Hats
When it’s snowing as the kids get home from school, this happens.Â
Brunch with Santa!
Grannie wanted to do something “Santa-y” this weekend for the kids, so we found a Brunch with Santa… Unfortunately I think it might be the last year to see Santa—neither one wanted to sit on his lap (though honestly, neither has ever loved the idea) but they agreed to stand at his side. They did enjoy the crafts afterwards, though. 🙂
Another Christmas Lego set complete!
Surprises while doing Owen’s laundry.
I’ve always thought a train under the tree would be cool.
It only took 44 years, a kid who loves Legos, grandparents who were willing to buy the set and the electronics 💗 and a last-minute extra set of tracks to fit around the tree stand… It ended up needing some parental intervention [to get the power hooked up correctly and the tracks in an approximate circle] but Owen did the bulk of it.
Surprise trip to LegoLand Discovery Center!
This is pretty much what the whole front of the tree looks like.
Owen learned to climb a ladder!
Yes, that’s slime on the ceiling.
Welcome to my morning.
Owen threw it too high then tried to clean it with… Are you ready??… A nerf gun, a folder, and a coloring book.
#thishappenedfiveminutesafterwarninghimnottogetslimeanywhere
#thatboyhasnocommonsense
#thisthursdayismymonday
#slimeisnolongerallowedinourhouse
#isittooearlyforwine
I left it all day so he could clean it when he got home. Thankfully it came right off with a magic eraser.
Tonight’s dress up costumes!
This is literally how Maggie spent the majority of her vacation.Â
The kids on the time out tree stump
The kids doing pysanky with Gramma Jean for the first time!
They’re a bit behind—I started at age 3! They were both excited to sit down and do it. Gramma gave them a quick lesson on how to hold the egg and kistka, but unfortunately both of them forgot and ended up grabbing the hot metal end…which is why you see tears on some of Katie’s close up pics. They both had fun and enjoyed doing two eggs—I was only going to watch but then couldn’t help myself and had to jump in and “do a quick egg” which of course turned into more time than I planned and I ended up sitting there finishing mine while the kids were done and outside playing. 🙂 (Note: The eggs are done but are still at Gramma’s house being varnished so the finished product photo will come later.)













































































































