My Week

Spenser's bed-head.
Sawyer on the go. He's just about to roll over. (See! I can't take a good photo of this baby. At least you can kinda see he's wearing the bib.)
Jack playing hopscotch on the deck.Taylor jumping on the trampoline.
A thrifted granny-square throw for $3.25.A chipped stove. I almost broke my blue pyrex dish.
Hopefully my WIP's will include skirt(s) for Sewing Seeds.
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To be more realistic of my week, I should show a picture of my vacuum cleaner and mop.
Snow last week + sun this week = mud, mud, mud

Comments

Katie Jean said…
Your kids are such cuties! I went up to Baltimore yesterday and I was surprised how much snow they had left around the parking lots! We had none, so not as much mud for us!
10:35 AM EDT
laura capello said…
spenser is ready to go clubbin'. or walk the catwalk.
1:40 PM EDT
Karyn said…
I LOVE the bed-head shot!!! he he he
Beautiful pictures! Nice crocheted throw!!
1:45 PM EDT
Brandy said…
Thanks for the commet on my new site. Your babies are precious!
2:11 PM EDT
Anonymous said…
Such cute bedhead!!

It's been rainy here all week so we have mud + falling tree bud stuff everywhere.
3:47 PM EDT
Anonymous said…
What cutie pies!
6:17 PM EDT
Anonymous said…
seriously, spenser looks tres couture!
8:10 PM EDT
Anonymous said…
I just loooove that hairdo! And your baby is sooo cute
10:13 AM EDT
Gypsy Purple said…
Such blessings!!!
1:35 AM EDT
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