And, to add to the craziness....I made these for Soren and Anna Clara's valentines and Anna Clara's class party:
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| lollipops for the valentines and cream-filled cookies for the class party |
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| Very surprising to me, Mr. Incredible sent me a dozen roses, 4 balloons for the kiddos and chocolates. That's a first. Maybe he misses me in Chicago. Almost as much as I miss him. |
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| The kiddos requested the lollipop valentines again. They came home very proud that they were the only ones with homemade valentines. What? Remember when EVERYONE made homemade valentines?? |
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| The boys enjoyed the leftovers. |
When putting the kidlings to bed last night I asked them each what she/he was looking forward to most about Valentine's Day.
Anna Clara said, "the treats."
Soren said, "the day after I get to see Daddy."
He's a heartbreaker and a love of my, and daddy's, life.
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| He worked into the dark evening hours to build a fort and a snowman. A boy after my own heart! |
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HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!!!!
3 comments:
How in the world do you do it? I was just so happy to get the valentine's done for one elementary school child. You did that for two plus baked something beautiful for the class. Wow! The snow fort, by the way, looks great. How about you and I hide in it from from the diapers and dogs? I'll bring chocolate.
I want some of that cookies! Can't wait to have you guys here so you can teach Trang some of your baking skills before she is off to UGA.
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