It’s been a whirlwind week for us. So much of a whirlwind that I am finally
getting around to posting our weekend recap just as the new weekend starts.
Last weekend was a long three day weekend for Scott. I was able to enjoy a nice five day
weekend. Oh the joys of working part
time.
We tried to fit in as much as we could, get out of the house
as often as possible. On Saturday I took
Olivia to our annual Moline boy’s basketball game with Papa. She really enjoys going to those games. Olivia actually watched most of the game this
time. She even enjoyed watching the
cheerleaders. However, I think her
favorite part was the popcorn, hotdog, nachos and pop. That may have been momma’s favorite part too.
On Sunday we took the kids to Monkey Joes to burn off some
of their energy. We met up with Olivia’s
favorite friend Lily and her siblings.
Olivia wasn’t too fond of the big slides and jump houses, but warmed up
towards the end. She would have enjoyed
staying in the little three year old bounce house that she could run and jump
around in the entire time. Finn on the
other hand, he is going to be our little daredevil. Finn wouldn’t stay in the bounce house that
Olivia loved so much so we decided to take him down one of the larger slides in
our laps. He loved the first ride so much;
he had the biggest grin on his face as dad took him down! Scott and I took turns (aka – fought over)
who got to go down next, I guess “big kids” like bounce houses too. Finn would giggle the entire way up the
ladder and laughed as we flew down the slide.
On Monday Olivia and I had a Mommy-Daughter day. Liv was so excited. We went shopping and out to lunch. Olivia loves her new purple light up shoes
and the Valentine’s Day outfit that she picked out all on her own. Having lunch with Olivia made me realize that
she is growing up way too fast. We sat
across from each other at the table and the conversation flowed the entire
time. It was just like I was sitting
across from my best friend. She is so
animated and funny. I can’t wait until
our next Mommy-Daughter day
Poor little Finn didn’t understand that he couldn’t come
with. I felt so bad when, all by
himself, he got his shoes out of the closet and brought them over to me to put
on his little feet after I was finished putting Olivia’s on. His big brown eyes looked so sad when I told
him it was just the girls.
In other Finn news, we moved him to a big boy chair at the
dinner table. He loves his freedom and
is starting to get the hang of using a fork.
Last night he dumped everything off his plate, in true Finn fashion of
course, then proceeded to put the items one by one back on his plate to
eat. Apparently he knows that you can’t
eat directly off the table.
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