Matching the table mats.
Painting
Playing outside.
Reading books.
Reading eggs.
Television.
Playing, playing, playing.
It’s been a gentle day. Small has done more origami, and caught up with his app programing course.
Big is writing a book.
And I may have started plotting a book out myself. With postits, on the kitchen wall.
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I often think about you guys when I’m trying to hustle DD out of the house on time in the morning. Rushing to make her snack, give her some breakfast, cajole her into getting dressed, competing with the tablet… At times like this I yearn for gentle days like the one you describe. It sounds lovely.
I do tend to miss out the yelling in the telling 😉
sounds like a lovely day
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