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Doing well.









We're all doing well.
Our days are less hectic and we are slowly getting back to our schedule.
I'm enjoying the cooler weather. Fall weather is absolutely lovely here in Colorado.
Lately, the air is fresh and I'm enjoying the beautiful colors of fall. - It's so beautiful out.
We are enjoying baked goodies.  Preparing, warm baked oatmeal and apple crisp.
My mother was out for a short visit. -It was nice having her. She prepared a few dishes for us. During her stay, we would all sit around and chit-chat. Our oldest really enjoyed time with grandma. 
Lately, I've been experimenting with some new cloth diapers we recently purchased. I've done all my research on- detergents, cloth-safe diaper creams, and much more. So far it's pretty simple. -I think I've got the hang of it! 

Simple days, and a lot of baby-wearing- make things simple and I seem to get a lot done when doing this. And of course, I absolutely love the bonding time we share. Our oldest enjoys reading and singing to her little sister.  I must admit I'm sad to see my husband return to work soon. He has been so helpful with the girls and it was nice having him around for a month. In the past when he was in the military he was always deploying. - So now when he is home I absolutely cherish these moments. 

So lately, we're all doing well. How's life treating you? Are you also enjoying the fall weather where you live? 

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  1. Do you have the recipe for the crisps? I would love to try and make it. I am new to your blog so i dont know if you post recipes or not. To be honest i am not a big cook. I want to try it though. Thanks for your time. I

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    1. Hi Mya! First, I'd like to welcome you as my new reader. I'm so happy to have you here. :) Normally I do post recipes. This one my husband actually threw together. The topping consists of- Brown sugar, butter, and oats. Just mix it all together. The center has apples between two tortillas. Bake in the oven once it is all put together. Also if you'd like, you can drizzle a simple icing on top. (powdered sugar and milk) mix until it is thick and drizzle on top. Like I said he just threw it all together. :)

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  2. You home sounds so quiet. :) I wanna come over and hang out! Oh my gosh love the baby wearing. I miss it, it goes by way too fast. Glad that you got to get some wonderful food from your mom!

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    1. Normally it is quiet. - but of course there are still tantrums being thrown in our home! Lol. Yes baby wearing is just so lovely. Thanks for stopping by Dina. :)

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  3. I'm so glad you're all doing well. I love wearing my babies, I'm so happy I did it.

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  4. Glad you are all doing well! Apple crisp sounds delicious :)

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