One of my favorite things about living in California is having the perfect weather for family walks year round (the first photo is from today, the bottom one is from 2008 when our five year old daughter was a newborn):
I adore these photos of my sweet husband holding our babies.
By the way, we ADORE our new Baby K’tan
The upside to getting a new phone is that I can now Instagram again! HOORAY! I’m so in love with the app that we’ll be posting baby photos over there (and on our Facebook page) first.
Here’s a glimpse at the kind of photos I typically post:
Future big sister trying out our new baby carrier
Kisses to baby doll
I can’t imagine why she’s so tired today. She only stayed up until 10pm last night reading independently in bed. SIGH.
Early morning frost viewed from our bedroom
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See you over there!
A quiet moment after hosting family this past week; our four year old working independently on her sewing project.
Just what I need, another internet addiction. Instagram has finally come to Android and, oh boy, do I love it!
Skyping with Grandma under a play silk tent
My photos have been home based so far since we’ve been under quarantine for the past week with colds. The good news is that we’re FINALLY feeling better, so our pictures should be, well, a little bit more exciting soon. (Hey, I’ll do my best!)
Making cottage cheese and apple pancakes a la Mollie Katzen
My Instagram photos are also posting to Twitter. Unfortunately I can’t yet post directly to our Facebook page, but hopefully the next Instagram Android update will include a feature for that!
Checking out the view from her bedroom window
If you’re on Instagram, my username is thecreativesalad. See you over there!
Ah, life with a toddler.
Our three year old refused to try these delicious apple and cottage cheese pancakes from Mollie Katzen’s classic Moosewood Cookbook
So I said, “Don’t eat them! Don’t take a bite! Don’t even think about it!”
And sure enough she gobbled them up!
Sigh.
Hey, at least I know it (sometimes) works, right?!
