At one point, the 6 and 2 year olds were petting Goose as I was holding her. Petting her, like she was a nappy! Goose clearly didn't care for it, so I taught her to tell them "no thank you!" which lasted about 90 seconds before they started petting her again. Oh, that she will always be so loved by someone! Hee.
The same day we got home, Hubs's sister and her family arrived after a 24 hour trip from Alaska. This is the first time Goose has met her only boy cousin (he's almost 10 months old), so we've been trying to spend a bit of time with them. We're planning a little meet-and-greet shower-sort-of-thing for this weekend, so I've been busy working on that as well. Even though I did a mostly handmade Christmas, I still squeezed our budget pretty tightly so my contributions are leaning towards the things that take lots of time and love and not so much money. (I think I have pretty much a final update on the handmade Christmas post, so if you'd like to see how everything ended up, you can click through. Unless you're one of the two people with whom we've not yet had Christmas. Sorry, girls.)
I actually started on a Reading the Whole Internet post while I was there, and a resolutions post, but haven't made the time to finish either since returning home. And right now, there is an enormous stack of dishes on the counter and I'm not dressed yet for the day, so those posts are going to have to wait a bit longer. Also? It's supposed to get crazy cold and yucky out again. So, we won't be going anywhere if we can help it, which will hopefully translate into a few posts getting written. But I make no promises, and I don't feel too obligated. :>)
Hope everyone is having a good start to the new year!
1 comment:
YAY! Glad to see your blog pop up on my list today. We woke up to a bunch more snow this morning...had to shovel out the sidewalks and driveway (hubby, not me). But it's so beautiful and now we're just waiting on those awful below zero temps to kick in.
Also, I will be clicking on your homemade Christmas link again. I just loved looking through it all. So fun!
By the way, not that I'm trying to rack up any business for icky Walmart or anything, but I found out a few days ago that their Christmas fabric is on sale for .61 per yard. I drove over and picked up 10 different fabrics and bought a yard each. Last year I made re-usable Christmas bags for wrapping presents so now I have tons more to make more Christmas gift bags out of. My family loved them. And .61 is much better than $4.44. Ugh!
xoxo,
~Shaye @ Miller Memories
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