Sunday
Natalie's 30
Natalie was surprised and she even wiped a tear away. I wiped a few tears away as well. Justin told me that when he asked Natalie what she wanted this year she told him she just wanted to feel appreciated. WooHoo...Justin had that covered and was relived that he had nailed it. It was fun having Natalie's sisters and their families come. I like Natalie's family and being around them. They are good people. About the time the sisters left some more friends showed up. We found out that Justin had text people different times. He got his address and our address confused in most of the texts too but everyone found us.
It was fun celebrating Natalie. We are so glad that Natalie is in our family. She is such a wonderful gal. When it comes to cooking or baking we turn to Natalie. She is so good to Justin and their little's and for that I am very happy. I was right when I suggested for Justin to date her. Natalie is a keeper!
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Saturday
"Play"ing Around...The Nerd
I'm glad we didn't miss this play. It was hilarious and the actors were so great. I really wish I had thought sooner so that Barbie would have said something earlier because it would have been funny for us all to come in Nerd Glasses. A kid in front of us didn't forget and it was funny!
We went to a little Sandwich Shop before and I was the last one to order and had to choose which table to sit at because their wasn't a table big enough for the six of us. Barbie, Heather and Natalie were at one and Carol and Cari were at the other. It really was obvious that I should sit with Carol and Cari since they were sitting side by side like a couple and there were two empty chairs in front of them but I didn't. I sat in the empty chair by Natalie. It wasn't long before Cari moved across from Carol. ☺ Before we were completely finished a musician asked Carol and Cari to move because he was going to set up there. First they get left sitting side by side and then they get booted out...it was funny and I'm glad they have "thick skin"...(those were Carols words.)
From the beginning of the play I thought the "Nerd" sounded familiar. I realized a while later that his voice reminded me of Daniel from Special Needs. His expressions were very similar too. We had a good time. I love "Play"ing with these cute ladies!
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Gramma.....want to come with us?
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Friday
Hooper Honey's
We went to Sweet Bee's Bakery in Fruit Heights and the GPS on my car doesn't know how to get there. ☺ It got us close and we were still on time but it send us way north of where we needed to be. (Kari came with me) I even entered the address twice because I was worried about the South and North. I like GPS but don't trust them completely for this reason. (I might be the problem...I know that)
I took Hostess Snowballs and we had a little Snowball fight. We have a lot of snow and we may as well be celebrating it right? Tammy used her snowballs for "other things". ☺haha We sure have a lot of fun together. I'm glad we are starting a New Year and starting our lunch dates again. I always look forward to being with my friends. I love My Hooper Honey's!
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Food 4 Thought Friday
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Thursday
busy thursday
When I was with my Bonneville Buds last night I got a text with a picture of two candy bars. It didn't hit me until I got home why Larry would send me a picture of candy bars. Kevin and Julie's twins are a girl and a boy! Woo Hoo ....so very happy and excited!
After bowling I had a short break and then went to Daughters of Utah Pioneers. It was interesting and I enjoy listening to stories told of pioneers. There are so many interesting things told each month at our meetings. They talked about steam boats today. I really like getting to know the ladies in this group as well. They are all so nice.
I didn't have a whole lot of time before it was time to go to SNAP. I had to run to the phone store and give permission for my kids to be added to our plan and make some changes since I wasn't able to go with them tonight. I decided that since I didn't have much time I would just make hash browns and french toast for dinner.
I had just enough time to hug and kiss Larry before leaving for SNAP. I picked up Barbie and Karleigh for SNAP. I enjoy visiting on the way. It's so much nicer than driving by myself. I made a few of the participants crack up tonight. We started learning a song for the Production and I got a little tongue tied. Ryan was on my left and Samantha was on my right and they both bust a gut laughing at me. I was glad that I could make them laugh. haha ☺
I was over the activity tonight and wanted to play Bingo but came up with a "Life Skill" that we could tie in with playing Bingo. We talked about Sportsmanship. How it's important to be a good sport in everything. How it's important to be a good sport when you win or loose. The girls had some good input and then we played Bingo. They were all really good sports. At the end of the night I asked them what they had learned. There was more learned that I had planned on learning. Their responses included: sportsmanship, sharing, kindness, love, helping each other, caring. I was please that all those things were noticed. Girls were helping others close to them that needed help. If they had already won a treat they chose someone who hadn't. I turned out good and everyone had a great time.
Barbie shared a little story with me about my 2nd counselor that I want to remember. While I was on the cruise Dyan was in charge of the activity. In the prayer meeting that we have before opening exercised Dyan leaned over to Barbie and said he thought she might be over that activity but had forgotten until right then. Barbie confirmed that she was over it and Dyan said no worries...just give me a minute. Barbie said that if she hadn't known that Dyan had forgot that she would have thought she spent lots of time preparing. She used the chalkboard and talked about resolutions, which included healthy eating and exercise. She made a little coarse that the girls went around and had them exercise at different points along the way. I love the women I work with...they are awesome!
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Wednesday
Bonneville Buds
After closing down the place a few of us stood in the parking lot and continued visiting while freezing our bottoms off. (that's why older people don't have cute bottoms...we freeze them off) I was a Popsicle even after driving home....it took me so long to get warm. I was so cold Larry wouldn't even snuggle with me.
It was so enjoyable and I'm so glad all these ladies could make it. There were a few others that had been planning on it but had things come up to change that and they were missed. Oh how I cherish friendships!
Bottom Row: Sharon Evans, Lael Shupe, Teri Adams, Kelli Poole.
Top Row: Me, Lynn Halpin, Lisa VanNatter, and Mindy Peterson! (I used maiden names)
Earlier in the day I went to my moms just to check on her. She leaned over and asked me what I was doing there.....funny lady. I told her I was just there to visit and so we sat down to visit. While we were visiting she told me that I had won $14 on the lotto ticket my brother had bought for me and he had sent it to her. He didn't even take the money out that it cost him for the ticket....I'm feeling like a lucky duck.
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Tuesday
Temple Tuesday aka Tuesdays with Larry
Since Sunday this thought has been strong on my mind. It ISN"T always easy to follow the promptings of the Spirit. I shared an experience because the Spirit told me I should of when I was prompted to take something to a gal I only knew from others. We had never met or talked face to face. We only knew each other from friends and face book. I had noticed from a post of hers that she was sad and upset. I felt bad but it wasn't really my place to help....or so I thought. I was busy doing things and the Spirit whispered that I should take her something...anything...but go to her. I absolutely did not want to. I had some good reasons too. She doesn't even know me, I will feel weird, I don't even know what she likes. The Spirit didn't give up. It reminded me of the time my nephew called me to tell me that I was appreciated and loved. My nephew had never called me before or since and I knew his message that day was from God. I'm sure there were plenty of people close to me that had been telling me those same things but when Bryce called I recognized that he was following the Spirit and was speaking for God. So, maybe God was using me this time so that this gal would know that her prayers were being heard and that God was answering them. I decided I would but was still feeling really uncomfortable. I still wasn't sure what to take her or really do. I started looking around at what I had at home. I had some treats and a little sign that said something about faith. Now I think there was a specific reason I even bought that sign....God knew I was going to need it. I sat down and wrote her a little note. I shared with her my little experience with Bryce and told her even though I didn't know what she was going through God did! I drove to her work breathing hard and nervous as ever. I found her and handed her the gift and quickly walked away. Thank goodness she was busy....maybe that was an answer to my prayers. I really did feel pretty dumb as I got in my car and returned home. I knew I had followed a prompting and that I was being used as God's instrument but that really wasn't a huge comfort at the time. The comfort and peace came when this gal thanked me and was appreciative for my actions. Months later she sent me another little reminder saying that the sign I had given her was hanging in her bathroom and that she looked at it every day. Whew....I am really glad I wasn't completely stubborn that day.
I had another awkward experience giving a friend a Book of Mormon. Again the Spirit told me that I should. I was totally against it. My friend wasn't even close to being religious and I knew the Book of Mormon wouldn't be opened, let alone read. The feeling that I should didn't leave and so after months of putting it off I bought a Book of Mormon and had the name printed on the cover and wrapped it and left it on the porch with a little note inside. I was chicken and figured I was getting it to them even if I was just leaving it on the porch. My friend told me that it meant so much and that when the book was opened it was brought to their chest and hugged. I was also told later that my friend didn't plan on reading any of it but it was nice to have. hahaha....sometimes I wonder if I should send a scripture for them to turn to and read. At least that way it might get opened and glanced at. That thought isn't as strong though and so until it is I probably wont.
So, sometimes I believe we think that following the promptings of the Spirit should be easy and make us feel all warm and fuzzy inside and I'm just here to say that is not so! God takes us out of our comfort zone to strengthen and challenge us. I remember another time when Jaydan was a newborn and we were prompted to ask a neighbor if the missionaries could come teach them. Again I did not want to. This cute little family were religious and so good already and I didn't want them to think I thought any different. I couldn't deny the answers to my prayers though. There was a "catch" to the answer of my prayer. Jaydan had some kind of bubble in his throat that needed to be surgically removed so he could eat and breathe better. We were praying that he wouldn't need surgery and asked Heavenly Father if there was anything we could do so it wouldn't have to happen. I remember sitting in the Temple and reading from the scriptures and every scripture seemed to speak about missionary work. I noticed this and so I closed the scriptures and let them plop open and then I would read again.....the same thing continued to happen. I did it several times because it was fascinating me. I knew who we needed to talk to but both Larry and I were feeling chicken. We waited until the night before we needed to take Jaydan to the doctor to make our visit. The family was cute and nicely declined our invitation. They even seemed to still like us and I didn't feel like our friendship was altered. They didn't even accept and God knew they wouldn't but He was testing Larry and I. The next day at the doctor we were told of the miracle that had happened. The bubble that had been blocking most of Jaydan's throat was barely even visible and he didn't need the surgery.
There are many times I know that I have not followed the Spirit. Usually it's because I am not comfortable doing what I am asked. I worry too much about me feeling dumb. A turning point for me recognizing and following the Spirit happened many years ago. It was winter and it was cold. I was driving home and noticed a car off to the side of the road and just past the car and young gal was walking. I offered to take her home and she was happy to let me....then the Spirit said....go put gas in that car. The gal wouldn't have seen me because she was home but I thought no way she will know who it was. Like knowing who is was was some kind of bad thing. Actually the gal didn't even know me and I didn't know her but I didn't put gas in the car and felt terrible ever since. I think this experience was good for me because I never wanted to feel that way again after feeling prompted to do something and recognizing the prompting.
Just a Few Thoughts.....I hope that by sharing my thoughts and experiences that I am able to help others in some small way.
Larry and I went to the Temple like we usually do on Tuesday afternoons. I love the Temple and Larry. I had prepared dinner this afternoon and Kimi had it hot and ready when we got home. We didn't go out to eat because the missionaries were coming to visit us. I also love missionaries.
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Monday
Fun Bunch Lunch
I didn't mean to take this picture. I was setting the camera and it went off. It made me laugh out loud and I couldn't help but think of Davaleen. Davaleen always got candid shots of us and maybe this is from her. (oh how I miss her)
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Sunday
My "Soap Box"
I love Sundays and I love them even more since our Church time is now 9:00 am instead of 1:00 pm. I feel refreshed and ready for inspiration in the mornings. Today I felt the Spirit more than once and got my own personal revelation. I love recognizing and feeling the Spirit. It's not that I didn't feel the spirit when we had late church it's just that I prefer mornings.
When we were on our Cruise a comedian that we were listening to made a statement about being spiritual but not believing in organized religion. I have heard many people say that and it got me thinking. Belonging to a Church and attending often is essential to growing closer to Heavenly Father in my opinion. I study more and serve others that I am certain I wouldn't if I was left on my own. Organized religion guides and directs us and helps us get our own personal revelation from Heavenly Father and His plan for us. We are given many opportunities to serve and I truly believe that serving others is part of the Great Plan of Happiness and what this life is all about.
I am a people watcher and notice what others do. There are many who do good things for people that don't go to church but I don't think it is as consistent as those that attend often. The Comedian sells his CD's and takes that money and buys pizza for the homeless. That is such a wonderful act of love and kindness but there is so much more that he could share if he attended a Church regularly. He is on his own path though and doing wonderful things with the talents he has been blessed with. We all have different paths and just because they are not the same doesn't mean one is wrong. (I really do believe that)
Attending Church regularly takes commitment and a lot of time. It's not easy all the time that's for sure. Preparing lessons or attending classes makes us think deeper. We read His Word during those times and learn of His ways better. We are prepared for personal inspiration.
Having Faith and Believing in Jesus Christ and Following His Example is Most Important but helping our neighbors and friends along the journey is very important too. Helping our neighbors and friends is way easier when we know them and their needs. Going to Church often and participating is how that happens.
Today the message that I heard was being prepared and listening to the Holy Ghost. This life is where we prepare ourselves to meet Heavenly Father again. When we are prepared things go smoother. Preparation is essential in most everything we do. Following the promptings of the Spirit will put us on the path that Heavenly Father has for us.
I'm thankful that I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. I believe there is good in all churches but I do believe ours is complete with nothing missing. I know that the powers of the Temple are real! The ordinances in the Temple are essential for us to have eternal families. We are the only church that has the wonderful gift of the Holy Ghost to be our constant companion. I think we might take this wonderful gift for granted since we really don't know what it feels like not to have him with us. We are blessed and The Church is True and Complete.
I have good friends that don't believe like I do and that's okay. I don't mind living a stricter life and not experiencing the ways of the world because I feel peace and power by restricting things from my life that the worlds says is okay. Everything The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints teaches us is for own safety and good. I want to be safe and feel healthy and happy and that's what God wants for us too. His guidelines are blessings and because He cares. I had restrictions and guidelines for my kids as well because I wanted them to be safe and happy because I love them and care about them so much.....God Loves and Cares About Us More!
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Saturday
Mya's Birthday Celebration
When Mya came over after school on Friday, I asked her if she wanted to go shopping for her birthday present since we had time. She told me she thought we would do that tomorrow and she just wanted to play. She ended up going to Trichelle's with Kimleighel for a minute so Kimi could get her "Behr" fix....she was missing him. Kimi wanted to stay but knew I was excited to have Mya and so TJ brought Mya back when he took Ivy to her dads for the weekend. Ivy wanted to come give me a hug too. I'm glad that the grands like coming over every chance they get. I can't believe how tall Ivy is. She probably is taller than me but her mom has trained her to bend so she doesn't look taller than us. It was fun getting hugs from Ivy and seeing her for a minute before she had to go. I can't say it enough....I adore my grands!
It was time to start dinner and so Mya found an apron and helped me prepare our meal. Mya butter the bread for our garlic bread. She helped by keeping me company. (that's what she said) She did stir the sauce for the spaghetti a little too. It's kind of fun having little helpers in the kitchen again. We ate and then played and then Mya chose a movie for us to watch. She chose Santa Claus 2...she is a girl after my own heart. I like Christmas Movies any time of the year. Mya snuggled with grandpa a little and I know he loved that. We even talked grandpa into spending the night out in the front room with us....his first time! Mya and Grandpa got the couches and I had a mat on the floor. I really love my grands because I really don't like sleeping on the floor and need a thicker mat. ☺
I am so impressed with this cute little one. Before going to bed Mya read her scriptures and wrote in her journal her cousin Kamryn gave to her. Mya notices when people aren't modest and it bothers her. She pays attention to the word of wisdom and the things she is being taught and will call you on it. I don't buy pop often but a few weeks ago we did have some Coke and I was having some. She asked me what it was and reminded me that there is caffeine in it and if it wasn't okay for her to have then why would I be drinking it. She's right and since then when I have bought soda pop for our house it has been caffeine free. I hope she will always be so mindful and strong in her beliefs and behaviors. This little girl is a Spiritual Giant!
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Friday
Kimleighel Time
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Food 4 Thought Friday
BACK IN TIME
Lunch ~ Name a few favorite memories of your elementary school days. I remember taking naps in kindergarten and one child got to wake everyone up and I never got a turn but always hoped for one. (maybe not a favorite memory but one of my earliest) I loved playing kick ball and hop scotch and four square. I was the Hopscotch Champion for the entire school in 6th grade. I played the flutophone loved playing Little Red Caboose. I got in trouble with some other kids and had to stand with our arms out...it might have happened more than once. I loved collecting rocks in 5th grade because of the teacher.
Dinner ~ What is one smell that brings back memories from your childhood and why? Coffee in the morning. My mom and dad started each day with a cup of coffee and I still enjoy the smell because it reminds me of my childhood home.
Midnight Snack ~ Who was your best friend in elementary school? Kevin Weise was my best friend...I even named my child after him. Tricia and Carol Larsen, Tami Endow, Julie Hall, Suzanne Trewett, Mindy Peterson, Lynn Halpin, Nancy Webb, Tonya Stockberger. Junior High? Mallory Hyde, Tonya Stockberger, Suzie Hendricks, Teri Cottrel, Lisa Van Natter, High School? Tonya Stockberger, Mallory Hyde, Kim Porter, Jeanne Taketta, Carol Larsen, Carol Smith. College? Kim Taylor, Mallory Hyde, Tonya Stockberger, Laurie Henry.
Recipe of the Week ~ (instead of your recipe for life what is it just for the week?)
Relax and Enjoy what is happening in your world right now!
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Thursday
Back to My Life
After bowling I picked up some treats for SNAP and came home and finished up the laundry from our trip. The kids were good and did all theirs before we got home and I was glad because Larry and I had enough of our own. Kimi talked me into running to the store with her to get some treats which meant I wouldn't have time to fix dinner before leaving for SNAP. Kimi said that she would fix it but we ended up buying a rotisserie chicken for dinner instead. A friend of ours was at the store and told me that I might be nominated for "Mother Of The Year" because of my fine meal in my shopping cart. I also had Ding Dongs for dessert and some bread. I just laughed and reminded him that my family is growing and we are all pretty darn healthy in spite of how I "prepare" my meals. I grabbed a little chicken and a Ding Dong and headed out the door.
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Wednesday
New Orleans
It was a nice day in Cozumel. We heard that it was the best day all week. We didn't have real plans and decided to go Parasailing since there really wasn't a beach close by. It was beautiful and peaceful. Larry and I went up first and I couldn't believe how smooth and calm it was even though I have been before. I enjoyed going with Larry and kissing him high in the sky! It was a perfect day. Roger even found a Harley Store and got him another shirt. That's something Roger likes doing whenever he goes somewhere new. He got a shirt in New Orleans at a Harley Store there.
The storm made us 5 hours late on Monday when we returned. That didn't bother us since we were just planning on doing a little sight seeing. We weren't in a hurry and didn't think we'd be able to check into our Hotels until later anyway. When we did get off the ship we went to our Hotel's and checked in. Roger and Carla went to the one we stayed in on Wednesday but Larry and I were at another one since we got it paid for by the suppliers. They were still close to each other and we met at ours.
We ended up going to a buffet at Harrah's casino. It was pretty good. I really wanted to try the gumbo but it looked too gross. I had some in a ladle but just couldn't bring myself to putting it in the bowl. It was the craw-fish that kind of freaked me out. While we were in New Orleans I did try a few other things that are unique to there. Pralines (very good), Po Boy (okay) and Beignet (Good) are all a New Orleans thing and they were good and should be tried. Since we didn't have a lot of time left in our day we decided to buy a day pass for the trolley and ride it around. We ended up riding one trolley to the end of it's line and back again. It was fun and we did see some interesting things. That was pretty much all we had time to do on Monday and so we called it a night and returned to our Hotel's.
Tuesday morning Craig and Rachelle joined us. They came to the convention too so that Rachelle could help Larry with the ordering. We had the morning to do a few things because the show actually didn't start until the afternoon. We decided to go on a City Tour. It was interesting and we learned a lot of things. The driver did a little review towards the end of the tour and even though I couldn't remember everything I did remember quite a bit. We learned that the guy who wrote "You Are My Sunshine" was actually talking about his favorite Horse. The houses are build at an angle so that everyone gets the evening breeze. The cemetery is above ground and if you have more members of the family that need to be buried they take the oldest casket (there can be 2 to 3) and remove the body and put it in a body bag and stack in under the caskets. That casket is burned and a new one is put in. A body has to be a year and a day old before removing it from a casket. We learned about the jewels being thrown to the peasants and the people throwing them pretending to be wealthy. The colors of Mardi Gras mean things too. Purple is for Royalty, God for Wealth, and Green for fate or fame...really I can't remember. There was a lot of information and I didn't take notes so I can't remember it all.
On the city tour we went to a cemetery, a sculpture garden and through town and the French Quarters. Everything was interesting a cool. I really enjoy city tours because you do learn so much information that you probably wouldn't just guess or know on your own. By the end of the tour it was time for the parts show to start. Carla and I didn't want to go to it right away and so we used our trolley pass and rode different trolleys around. We recognized lots of places from our tour. Before we started trolley jumping we went into a CVS pharmacy for some treats. I had heard that we needed to try Pralines and we found some there. Pralines are pretty good. When we came out of the store and was waiting for the street light to change so that we could cross the road I had an interesting experience. A lady asked us for money and I guess Carla ignored her but I smiled and shook my head "NO". The lady had a beer in one hand and a bag of clothes that she referred to as "crap" (not her exact expression) in the other. She then told me that I looked nice and so I returned the compliment and told her that she also looked nice. Then she shared that she was going to the doctor and needed to take her bag of "crap" to him. I should not have commented but I did...I told her that was a lot of "crap" in her bag. She then reached into her bag and I knew....I knew where this was heading. She pulled out a manila envelope and told me that she had to "crap" in that little envelope and take it to the doctor. I laughed and gagged and told her that I really did NOT need to know that and that she probably shouldn't be sharing that with others. The light finally changed and Carla and I crossed the road laughing. I shared this little experience on face book and one of the ladies that we met on the cruise told me that it could have been something much worse pulled out of her bag. I don't even want to know what might have been worse. The trolley that Carla and I rode was probably one that more residents use to get to town. It was fun watching everyone. I was impressed with three nice looking young men that gave up their seats for some older ladies. We had a good time!
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Oh How Great...Mya is Eight
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Monday
A GRAND Weekend
We finally got to see cute Sadie on Sunday. She looked so little sitting at our bar waiting for some ice cream. Sadie is mobile now and crawls all over and pulls herself up. She also gets behind people and they don't realize it and knock her over. She had a bruise on her head already from that happening and got another one on top of the one already there. So sad but she is pretty tough. The weekend was complete. I got to see all the grands. It usually happens every other Sunday but even though I get to see them all on those days I really don't interact with them like I get to when a few are here at a time. When everyone is here they all play together which is fun to see too but I really like tending them every now and then and having "our time" together.
Macie got to spend the night on Sunday for her birthday. She was so excited! Macie and I slept on the front room floor because that's more fun than sleeping in the playpen. She's a wiggler and I kept covering her up through the night. Other than wiggling and me worrying about her being warm it was a great night. She went to sleep good and woke up with a cute smile and then a big hug for me. We made pancakes together because that's what she wanted. She was so happy to help me stir the batter. Macie is a great little eater and ate her pancake right up. She was excited to get dressed so we could go shopping and get her something for her birthday.
I took her to Walmart because it's close and I needed to be back to take Grandma Donna to Costco to make an exchange. We had over an hour to find something. It was so fun watching this cute little girl walk up and down the aisles picking up things with such enthusiasm. She makes me laugh. I thought she might like a princess dress up and when I showed her it and suggested it she said: "No....Yuckie". I tried again a little later and got the same response....haha she doesn't like princess dresses. She found some Lego's in a big wagon and I thought that was it...until I showed her a doctor kit thing and then she put the wagon back and wanted the doctor toy...until she saw another set of lego's. That was it...the Lego's in a box was the gift she wanted and was happy with. I really love taking the kids shopping. It's so much fun for me to watch them think and make their decisions.
Macie wanted to go home and play with Kimi and her new Lego's while I took grandma Donna to the store. We were fast and I was back in an hour. Macie was ready to go get lunch...actually she thought we were going to have lunch at my house and was sad when we walked away from the kitchen. Once she understood we were going she was happy again. She didn't cry but had a pouty face. We went to Arctic Circle because she wanted a corn dog. She had a great time playing. She looked so little climbing the big stairs. She didn't want to leave until her food was gone either and so we were there for a few hours. It was fun and it was fun having Jaydan and Kimi join us. I love this little 2 year old and she loves me...and the rest of us!
So Yep this Weekend was Grand....Having All My Grands Over! Oh how this Gramma loves and adores these cute little people!
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