Why we love our friends

Yoga
Our beautiful friends soaking up the summer weather and doing headstands at the farmer’s market.

I loved being outdoors with my family, introducing our daughter to our friends, coasting around the farmer’s market, listening to music, and getting caught up with recent happenings while sprawling out on blankets, picnic style. Social time is so important. And I’ve missed it so much.

Chelsea

It was an impromptu gathering — such a nice surprise and wonderful treat.

We had such a great time being out with friends. I cried on the way home.

Family at the market

Gearing up for a social week: I’m having friends over nearly every day and I’m hoping to bring Miss Leyba to the mamas and babies yoga class tomorrow next Tuesday. Wish me luck! (OMG, she hates riding in the car! We’ve been out driving every day trying to acclimate her. I’m trying to get used to the idea that she may cry the whole way, especially without one of us back there to distract and comfort her. And that we’ll both recover and be okay.)

3 thoughts on “Why we love our friends”

  1. Oh, I remember the car crying! There will be one or two things that will make her happy, though, you’ll find them! You look so happy and radiant. Lovely. Have I mentioned that Lucy is obsessed with California? She’s never been, but still, she wants to go. The sun I see makes me want to go too!

  2. my daughter screamed every time I put her in the car until she was old enough to have her seat facing forward. then she was fine, but a whole year of the screaming was very nerve wracking.

  3. Thanks, Sara! I think that picture was the day before she cried on the hour, every hour the whole night long. Now we have much bigger circles under our eyes!

    Rachel: Oh dear. Does that mean she could continue to howl for 10 more months?! Just shoot me now.

    She’s actually getting better. I think she’s starting to get used to being in the car, in her car seat, and to not being able to move around the way she wants to. I think it helps that she’s getting bigger, so she’s less overwhelmed being in her giant car seat. She also likes it when we play Alana Davis in the CD player and put her knitted multi-color blanket on her legs.

    She really flips however anytime we try to have her ride by herself back there. She looks over and no one is sitting next to her and she goes into hysterics. Gotta work on that. I want to be able to drive around with just her and me in the car!

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