How cute are they sharing it together!
The little Houdini decided she needed to climb out of the chair and attempt to get on the cabinet!
The girls and I made advent calendars today. They have started asking when Santa is coming, so I decided we needed a way to count it down or I was going to go crazy! I found this one at Kaboose.
Lyric isn't usually much on coloring, but she stuck with this.
Cadence did a little coloring, but she really enjoyed throwing the crayons in the floor. I helped her with the leaves a little:-)
Story Bell had fun making her Santa (yes, she was naked).
She even cut it out.
So proud!
Cadence found one of the girls ink pads for their stamps. She was very unhappy when I took it away.
This is what a Cadence tantrum looks like:
She sticks her hinney in the air and lays her head on the floor while crying like it is the end of the world. A close up of the ink hands:
We haven't had a muffin tin in a while, so we decided to have one today. For the big girls from left to right: fish sticks, ketchup, ketchup, fish sticks, corn, bread, bread, corn, peaches, chocolate pudding, chocolate pudding, peaches
For Cadence from left to right: fish sticks, bread, fish sticks, corn, peaches, corn.
I am sure you noticed the stocking shaped bread. It is December, so you know I had to bust out the Christmas cookie cutters!
From left to right: cat "chip", mummy dog, mummy dog, cat "chip", monster mouth, ghost "chip", cupcake, cupcake, ghost "chip", monster mouth, monster eyes, moon "chip", monster brains, monster brains, moon "chip", monster eyes
Here is a close up of the monster brains. Just a tomato with a string cheese face under the face were his "brains", avocado.
The monster mouths were also from Picky Palate. Hers were much cuter than mine, but man they were good! There is nothing like a Granny Smith apple with peanut butter! Throw in a few marshmallows and that just makes it better.
Story helped me with the "chips". They are just tortillas cut out with cookie cutters. We brushed both sides with olive oil and baked them until they were crisp. Once done we sprinkled them with a little salt. They were really good.
The girls enjoyed their muffin tin. It was nice outside, so we all ate outside together. They were a little disappointed that Daddy and I didn't have muffin tins. We did have mummy dogs, I guess next time we will have to put it in a tin!
We decided to make pumpkin shaped pancakes. She wanted Easter eggs, but then decided since it was October she would go with the pumpkins.
