~ Capturing the context of contentment in everyday life ~
Every Thursday at Like Mother, Like Daughter
{pretty}
I cut, glued, and stitched together some felt and foldover elastic headbands for a sweet little girl turning one this past weekend.
{happy}
Earlier this week, Nell was playing with her wooden stacking toy, and suddenly she put all the pieces back where they belong, lifted the toy back onto the shelf in her bedroom, and announced, "Ah duh!" ("All done!")
{funny}
We've been going through baby items lately, anticipating the arrival of our second little girl due in late April. Nell became quite enamored with her old baby swing, wanting to press the button to hear the music over and over again. Next thing I knew she was asking me to help her climb in. She's probably over the weight limit, but with it being so close to the floor I figured, why not? So into the swing she went, where she swung quite happily for fifteen minutes while I folded clothes and tidied her room. Now, why didn't she sit in it quite so peacefully when she was a newborn?!
{real}
Our dishwasher has been in rather awful condition ever since we bought this house 2.5 years ago, but these days it's so bad it's downright humorous, I suppose. The racks are rusty and falling to pieces, and every now and again when I'm running a cycle, I hear a crash as another piece of the dishwasher gives way and a dish falls. This dish was one of the lucky ones, and emerged from a recent dishwasher run holding on for dear life!
Just so love the dishwasher- we had a fridge like that which just would not give up the ghost! Thanks for the chuckle.
ReplyDeleteYour headbands are adorable! Hope you have a wonderful birthday celebration with your little darling. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! They were actually for the little one of a friend! :)
DeleteI wonder how Nell will feel "sharing" the swing with her baby sis ;) God bless you!
ReplyDeleteMy girls always LOVED playing with their old baby things as we got them out for the next baby (swings especially, but also exersaucers, bouncy seats, even car seats!) I viewed it as getting our money's worth-- functional baby gear doubles as toy for older sibling :) And "playing baby" was always therapeutic for them, I think, especially after the new little one's arrival!
ReplyDeleteYou all must be getting excited to meet a new little lady :)