Today was a beautiful day. My daughter and I made some delicious blueberry muffins this morning. We sat together and enjoyed a nice breakfast. Later in the morning I took her to story time here at our local library. Today they had what they call "stay and play." They start by reading to the children,then have songs in which the toddlers dance to, and then they end with the kids staying and playing with each other.
After story time we headed back home, and once we were home my daughter set up a little tea party with her dolls. She set up pastries, cake, and tea of course! (And of course mommy was invited) She usually hands me five cups at once and watches to make sure I’m enjoying the tea she has made. :) I love tea time with my little love.
Today was absolutely beautiful.
How did you enjoy your day today?
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Rain, rain and more rain. We went for a run at the gym and then stayed home and played.
ReplyDeleteOh I love rainy days! Sounds like you had a nice day with your son. I really miss Arizona! I lived an hour away from Tucson..oh how I miss it!
ReplyDeleteOooooh. I love Tea Parties with my girls. I miss the daylights out of them when they're at school and love to have Hot Cocoa "Tea Parties" when they get home.
ReplyDeleteIrony woah-man, that sounds wonderful (hot cocoa) "tea parties"..I may have to try that one :) I bet they miss you just as much when they are at school too!
ReplyDeleteI saw the word muffins and had to go make some :) lol
ReplyDeleteNicci, lol I know! I was craving muffins yesterday. :) I hope you enjoyed your muffins!!
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