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About once a day Julia gets her hands on some sort of food meant for those of us with teeth. And when she does, look out. Oh, and don't dare try to take it from her. This particular day it was a pear that Dan was finishing up for breakfast. Other favorites are carrot sticks and apples. Yum yum!


So what's a girl to do when her daddy is working at nights (and sleeping during play hours) for an entire week? Oh, and it's raining outside and you have spent the previous few days enjoying the spring-ish weather? Make a tent, of course!

Ellie has school every Wednesday - which she loves, and I love... and Julia probably loves it too. :) Sometimes Julia and I can catch Dan on a good day at work and pick him up for lunch. J and I like having Daddy all to ourselves sometimes. This particular time we were at Atlanta Bread, yum yum.




Look at it, turn it over, look at it some more...
Taste it!
Ellie disappeared inside for a few minutes and returned with what's pictured above. It's almost all of the tupperware lids she could find for Julia (so when Julia lost her grip on a lid and it fell to the ground, we could just pull out another - who says almost 3 year olds aren't innovative?)
We thoroughly enjoyed our weekend (as previously posted about swinging), and the great weather even extended into most of this week. Of course it's Friday now and has just started raining one of those Spring rains that's supposed to bring all of the new green life... only it's been cloudy for the past 5 months and I'm quite tired of clouds. Oh well, Mother Nature didn't ask me before she brought on more clouds. She probably has a master plan anyway. :) So... Back to earlier this week, because it makes me happy to think about how much sunshine we experienced, and because I have a few pictures to share with you. Which is the sole purpose of this blog... pictures. I doubt anyone actually reads the mumbo-jumbo that I write anyway (they don't leave comments if they do...).
Something happened to her over the Winter and Ellie has now mastered blowing bubbles. Prior to the winter and being confined to the indoors, Ellie mostly stuck the wand (full of bubble juice, mind you) to her lips and then tried to make bubbles. Obviously no bubbles were created by Ellie using that method. But as of this week, she is holding the wand away from her lips and making beautiful bubbles. She's pretty pleased with herself, too.
Julia was delighted to experience the sun and wind (whilst gnawing on something, of course). In fact, Ellie was in such good spirits that she went inside and gathered all of the tops out of the tupperware drawer for Julia to chose from.