And, yes, life must go back to normal and there is much that needs to be done but three weeks of outings and cuddling and watching Frozen way too many times (more on that later) felt really good, detaching from routine and just kind of lawlessly existing. We took full advantage of the weather (which we totally take for granted) and our memberships to gardens around town. (The Huntington and Descanso have become monthly haunts for us and I can't believe it's taken us this long to become members of such dreamboats.)
Now that everyone is here and getting older, there's this really interesting dynamic that's occurring... this partnering off and wandering as pairs. Sometimes it's Bo and Revi, mischievous... giggling in their hands. Sometimes it's Fable and Archer, arguing about names, places, telling each other jokes, congratulating each other on death defying stunts... Or Bo and Archer, who run everywhere when they're together. They run and they pull at each other's arms when they're trying to slow down... Sometimes Revi wants to be held like she did when she was a baby and then someone trips and falls and cries and she is the first one to climb down off my lap and hug them.
...Anyway, lots of good times these past few weeks. Now to settle back into some semblance of a routine.
In the meantime, biting off memories, sharing them here...
Elves on a... stoop.
BARF with their second cousins, Ruby and Jade
Train ride faces
Swamis.
totally sleeping Auntie Roo made Fable a fairy house for Christmas. ***
(My mom made this chess set when she was a teenager.)
Nana's garden
Dear Santa...
I found these matching dresses on sale and, well...
I found these matching shirts on Etsy and, well...
***
Train ride faces
Swamis.
totally sleeping Auntie Roo made Fable a fairy house for Christmas. ***
(My mom made this chess set when she was a teenager.)
Nana's garden
Dear Santa...
I found these matching dresses on sale and, well...
I found these matching shirts on Etsy and, well...
***
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