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Weekend love.


We enjoyed the sunny days before the wind, rain, and snow came for a visit. We're expected to have this weather until late Monday night.

Saturday, we attended a family event at our local library. Inspector Magic was there with his animal friends. Kids and parents cheered and laughed along the way. It was a fun event for us all.



During the show, I just had to capture this bonding moment between my daughter and my husband.  These days she's growing fast. We cherish every moment spent with her.



My husband and daughter worked on my Mother's Day breakfast. I must say it was an overload of deliciousness. :) Pancakes with blueberry/orange topping, grilled ham steaks, bacon, and a side of egg. I enjoyed what I could before I became full. I really enjoyed this day. Each day my family makes me feel so loved. I'm very thankful to have them in my life.


My side of mango. This pregnancy has had me indulging in fruit. I absolutely cannot get enough fruit! I'm sure baby girl in my tummy loves it as well. I've been enjoying her more and more lately. She's moving, kicking, and making it known she's in there. 


And of course this weekend we cooked up a new dish using a recipe from Orangette. Hambone, greens, and bean soup. Oh my, it was beyond delicious! 

Our weekend was wonderful. We spent our time together, enjoying, bonding, and loving one another. I honestly wish our days were longer. But with the time we are given, we enjoy every last bit of it. I hope you all have had a wonderful weekend with your loved ones.

Hello and welcome new readers! It's so nice to have you here. :)

Comments

  1. What a nice weekend you had. I was just wondering whether you were getting snow. I hope it melts quickly! It sounds like they treated you very well for Mother's Day. You deserve it. I hope you're feeling well and enjoying the pregnancy more and more these days. :)

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    1. Jennifer, thank you. I really appreciate you! Thank you for always being so kind.

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  2. I must say this is the cleanest set of photos you have produced thus far! I think you don't need those filters your style is very clean and I think you got a new camera lol!

    I'm glad your mother's day went so well!

    Tell about the children growing up! Oh my gosh they need to slow down I can hardly keep up!

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    1. Dina, how did you ever guess it? Lol, yes my old camera broke and I mentioned it in my last post how we picked up a new camera. I'm in love with it. I agree the pictures are cleaner, and I love exploring with it. I'm glad you noticed! I hope you enjoyed your Mother's Day as well. :)

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  3. happy belated mother's day! glad you had such a wonderful weekend :) that breakfast looks so yummy! We cherish every moment with our daughter. sometimes is hard to believe she was a peanut. and now she has her own personality/opinions and etc.

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    1. Thank you! I hope you had a wonderful Mother's Day as well. It's amazing how they grow so fast. We have to cherish every moment. :)

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  4. The library event looks like a lot of fun :)

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