The other night I decided the kids and I would all benefit from getting out of the house. I decided that we'd go and cut some wheat to use in our home for decoration. I told Hudson he needed to get ready. (In all fairness he already had his jammies on--which are too big by the way. But they have loaders so he doesn't see any of his other pairs as much of an option.) He brought me his boots, and this is what you get. 
I think he might have learned this from doing chores with Grandpa Parish who occassionally wears his pajamas. Speaking of which, I still need a copy of the pictures with Grandpa and Hudson together in their irrigating boots.
I think he might have learned this from doing chores with Grandpa Parish who occassionally wears his pajamas. Speaking of which, I still need a copy of the pictures with Grandpa and Hudson together in their irrigating boots.On another note. I was hanging a headboard yesterday during naptime and impressed myself. Not that what I did was necessarily impressive, but because I was able to do it alone--something my Dad has always prided himself in. With a little creativity and ingenuity I hung this stinking heavy old door above our new king family size bed just like a pro. I felt like doing a WEP jig, (not creating one) but doing a little dance.
Snug as a bug in a rug. I love sleeping babies and tired dads.
Snug as a bug in a rug. I love sleeping babies and tired dads.
4 comments:
That bed is huge. I'd be careful, I bet little ones could get lost in that monster.
It would have been even more impressive if you hung it during naptime, with those three in it. Still, no small feat. Good work, sister.
Looks like I taught you well. Both with using junk to decorate with and doing it ourselves!!
Don't you just love kids' fashion sense! Comfy and practical!
awesome job Karisa! Such a creative way to use a door!
I personally like how Dalanie is holding her own...arms spread wide protecting her area.
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