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Before we’re immersed in Christmas preparation, we thought we’d better add this post in! If you connect with us on Instagram, you’ll know that like at Easter, Valentine’s, St. Patricks and other various holidays in our household, the boys received gifts in a special basket. I managed to make the mister happy too this year…
Our pumpkins were carved on Jones-time this year; the day after Hallowe’en. Because when your littles are 4, 2 and 4 months, it’s okay to pretend that carving them the day after is still Halloweeny (yes, that’s a word in our house). In fact, this whole week, and the weekend ahead of us is still…
Every year since our first baby was born, we’ve been to the pumpkin patch with the exception of last year, when we were in Walt Disney World for the month. Usually, we go to an empty patch filled with a harvest of gourds and pumpkins and we spend at least an hour inspecting them before…
Easter morning, our house was pretty for ten minutes…. Our Little Adventurer preserved the perfection of his egg….Baby Dragon devoured his. The Easter Bunny was spotted in Baby Dragon’s new Team Umizoomi book… …and after all of the excitement over the chocolate, the gifts and the leaping about over the Bunny’s muddy footprints… …finally…
Our Easter morning was delayed this year, taking place on Bank Holiday Monday. The Easter Bunny dropped the egg, so to speak, and the boys and I were still in the Midlands packing our cases to come home when the sun rose on Easter Sunday. I told the boys that the Easter Bunny only has…
Each year since Our Little Adventurer was born, we’ve celebrated every Saint’s Day in the United Kingdom (except sadly for St. Andrew…so if there are any Scottish readers out there who could clue us in on how to celebrate that, I’d love to hear) and yet I’ve failed for the past two years to document…