Lunch Menu

About three weeks ago my second little nephew was born into the world.

Levi Aaron.

Oh how I love him!

I am pretty sure I have never loved a new born baby as much as I love this little guy.  I think it's because I helped out while my sissy was prego and, I don't know...just feel like he's my own.  Now I am only his Auntie, I cannot imagine what it will be like to have children of my own someday (God willing) and the LOVE I will have towards them.  Oh Father, bless me with children, please!

=)

Seriously, I just want to eat him up!

He is so perfect and adorable he could be on a lunch menu!

I am trying to not think about the fact that I am going to miss months 2-8ish while in India.

 I am going to just pretend I am oblivious to that information and continue to just love on him like I cannot help myself (which I can't!).

Hakuna Matata

photo compliments:  Daisys&dots

(aka, the mother of this heavenly gift)

I Have A Flower In My Hair

Yay for cute, freshly made headbands with adorable fabric/ribbon made flowers on them!

Yup, I said I was going to make some headbands and these are the finished product.

I love them so much. I think they go well with my new hair cut too.

I feel like a small child when I wear them and that is the best.

=)


Hakuna Matata

This Is What I Have To Live With...

...And I thank God.
<3 I know it's over a month late, but these pictures are so cute! For Valentines Day I made the girls heart shaped grilled cheese. The sandwiches were yummy and the scraps were fun to play with (and the scraps were also MY lunch). =) They are too cute. Hakuna Matata

"Once Upon A Time..."

silence

"Long, long, ago..."

still nothing

"In a land far, far, away..."

there it is, it's music to my ears...


What is this beautiful sound you may find yourself asking?

Why it's nothing short of my sweet niece Alaina peeing in the potty.

Yes, as soon as her tush hits the seat, we hear,
"Tell me a story."

Usually I go in the above format you just read.

I start with,
"Once upon a time..."
if there is nothing I move to,
"Long, long, ago..."
still nothing?
"In a land far, far, away."

There must be magic in those words because it works just about every time.

Since I have moved in and taken the nanny roll,
she is no longer in search of a typical, "princess get's saved by knight on horse," kind of story. No sir, instead I hear,
"Tell me an African story."

I think this really is helping my creative mind, you know, coming up with a couple of interesting, potty pleasing stories each day, I should say thank you to the little dear for keeping my imagination going.

Maybe some day I will, but for now I'll keep it at,
"And they lived happily ever after.
THE END."

(Kai & Alaina all dressed up in their presents I brought them from Kenya the night I came home)




Hakuna Matata

I Miss It

Oh how badly I wish I was in Kenya once again!

Hakuna Matata