A 3 week effort.
I love her font. I love her decision making process. I love her tension with making the right decisions. I love her art!
I love you!
Tot’s Reindeer Story
Her Fitbit watch talks to my Apple watch
And guess what it tells me?
Your daughter, Tatum’s battery is low.
Your daughter, Tatum’s steps are close! Almost there!
Oh, geez. Now, we are all comparing our steps per day.
We have to check her sleep each night too. She is averaging about 9 hours per night.
Oh, the joy of technology and the joy of not sitting too much!
Roadrunner, the Coyote is loose!
Wil E. Coyote is loose at Mission de Los Arroyos. It has been said we have a 3-legged Coyote who comes out and lurks around 3am.
This little guy has been loitering around our home lately, and I feel I need to warn him.
He is now more aware and is paying attention.
Run, Roadrunner, Run!
Lighting up our Christmas at the Train Park!
We’ve been going every year since she was a baby. Yes, 2014, we went with my mom’s group.
2015, we went with Doug and Mama (my first Christmas with honey)
2016 Baby joined us.
2017!
More? Yes, 2018. Just mom, Tot and me
Then, last year, our first year married 2019
All I know is that it is a fun tradition, and the weather is never consistent. Sometimes it’s frigid, and this year, it was pretty warm although I still wear gloves due to my numby fingers.
This year, they took reservations because of Covid, so we got in the line of our time slot at 6pm.
Mama went to get a hot dog, so we got on the next train.
Look, Sugar Bowl!
Now, we will hit the Carousel. Tatum used to need me to ride with her, but now she just wants me next to her. I’ll take it!
Hi Daddy!
Mama is having a blast!
Now this tree. It is beautiful!
Then we HAD to see the life size, Baby. Tatum instantly ran up to him and cuddled
Mama couldn’t resist.
What fun this year!
And so…we exit again 2020. Thank you for lighting up our Christmas.
Merry Christmas!
Starting Advent 2020
We are gearing up for HIS birth! Let’s start with our Advent calendar.
A cat? Oh, sorry Coopy. Let’s just get the cat thing out of the way first day.
OK, now our little scene. We do this every year with our book.
The donkey opens up our Nativity. Sorry, Cat!
We are excited for our Christmas season.