In a word, this weekend was BUSY. Oddly enough, we had nothing planned (besides
school). But we ended up getting lots
done.
Saturday was W’s last day of school. He did great – played at lots of the stations
again and was not shy about making his way around the classroom. A and I both went with since it was his last
day. After that, we headed to Sweet
Tomatoes for lunch. W was hungry and
devoured lots of chicken and cheesy bread.
He also loves the strawberry lemonade.
We headed home for a nap, and then decided to start decorating for
Christmas. A wasn’t ready for the tree,
but was ok with other décor. My mom also
came over to help. I think W is
disappointed that the turkeys are put away, but he’s been admiring the
snowmen. After the decorating, I was
exhausted. We took is easy for the
remainder of the evening.
Can you find A's contribution to the mantle?? We don't have stockings yet so he took it upon himself to add a Cubs sock. Also, my mom surprised me with all the decor on the mantle (minus the clock). She loves to decorate and told me she was living vicariously through us since she never had a fireplace. I absolutely love everything she picked!
I should also mention that I thought W was coming down with
a cold, but that appears to be a false alarm (thank you, Lord!). He’s been downing lots of purees and also
Pediasure juice so I’m hoping those will help keep the colds away. We also wash hands often.
Anyway, Sunday was church.
W was really good. Then it was
off to Starbucks and grocery shopping. I
decided to make breakfast casserole for dinner even though I knew I was the
only one who’d eat it. It was
delicious. I also made Reese’s peanut
butter cookie truffles. They were
amazing. I had to improvise since the
recipe called for a food processor, which I definitely don’t own (and don’t
care to own), but they turned out great.
A started to put together W’s toddler bed. Let me say, that I’m a believer in “you get
what you pay for” and this bed was cheap.
After working on it for well over an hour, A was nowhere near
finished. So we called it a night and
the bed will be assembled sometime this week.
I had debated between twin and toddler bed and ultimately decided on
toddler bed thinking it would be an easier transition for W (and did I mention
it was cheap!). I’m regretting that
decision. I think we should’ve just gone
with the twin and forgotten about the tiny, cheap toddler bed. Oh well…
In a way, I was relieved that the bed wasn’t ready. I thought I was fine with W transitioning,
but as we were playing in his room and the bed was being assembled, I got
really sad. I just can’t believe how
much he’s grown in a short time.
Hi! Thanks for commenting on my blog last week. Sorry it took so long for me to respond - busy life with a baby! Congrats on #2! That's excellent that your husband is healthy enough to teach. Where does he go to clinic?
ReplyDeleteYes, my husband and I went to NIU, that's where we met and lived for a few years, but now we're living in Decatur. Where do you live?
Hello! Thank you for the congrats. My husband goes to clinic at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago.
DeleteWe live north east of Chicago - Gurnee area. If you've been to Six Flags Great America, that's near where we live. :)
I went to school at Illinois State University so I'm familiar with Decatur!