Get ready for random…
Hadden made dinner--Calla helped. He made peanut sesame noodles from this magazine. We LOVE ChopChop! It is a great resource for kids in the kitchen. The recipes really are easy, the instructions are good and the food is yummy!
Chris headed to Florida on a boys trip and saw a football game. Go Gators!
Calla built a Lego Pyramid herself.
So proud.
I helped put on the Holiday Relief Society Dinner.
I should have taken a picture of the food, since that’s the part I really did, but my hands were covered in salad dressing at the time…
I did, however, tie EVERY SINGLE ONE of those chair cover bows. I then decided that if I am ever consigned to eternal punishment it will probably involve LOTS of bows.
The Breaking Dawn Part 1 premiere happened, and our lovely resident chef, JaDene, put on a wonderful class with this awesome cake, which happened to be the yummiest pretty cake I’ve ever had.
Happy Wedding, Bella & Edward.
On to Thankgsgiving. Chris’ parents came to visit. Time to tickle Pabo
“Helping” with the turkey. It was gigantic!!!
Making frosting with Grandma. They made these cute turkey centerpieces out of oreos, candy corn, frosting etc. Too bad I didn’t take a picture.
Chris was on duty this year. More on this later.
The feast.
Hadden got to play a trombone at the neighbors. This has been a dream of his for a while.
My parents were supposed to come for Thanksgiving and ended up sick, so they came later. Reading with Grandma.
These are Calla’s new favorite thing…
And this is why I have so much time to catch up my blog/sewing/projects that require sitting, and why Chris did most of the Thanksgiving. I am on crutches (and a scooter inside—see above). I have a broken sesamoid bone in the bottom of my foot. It’s super annoying being the mom on crutches but I’m trying to keep busy with projects. Anyone want a crocheted hat???
1 comment:
How did you break a bone on the bottom of your foot? Take it easy and enjoy this time off! It won't happen very often!
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