Glamour Girl

Yes, she is...

... sitting on the potty. Sarah, at 15 months, has taken an interest in the potty. I have no such delusions that she's going to potty train anytime soon, but she tells me periodically, "Potty," with her cute little smile, and off we go to the bathroom for her to sit. And, of course, read.




... standing in the 'kitchen.' She took the sink out, climbed in, and went for her teapot. My little monkey.


And here all three of my babies are having some fun in the (messy, messy) playroom.

Barrel o' Fun

Charlotte has turned the tunnel into a barrel. "C'mon Sarah, let's get in the barrel!!"

These girls are just too stinking cute!

Popsicles!

As many know, Charlotte is obssessed with Popsicles. She loves loves loves them. My plan has been to wait till Sarah asks for one before getting her started on the Popsicle mania. Well, tonight she asked. Charlotte was eating her Popsicle. Sarah says, "Popsicle!" and points to Charlotte's Popsicle and then points to herself. She did this several times. Finally, we figured it out.

Fortunately, I had just bought these nifty Popsicle Mini's - perfect size for a 15 month old.

She loved it too!

Snow Day

It's all relative

My grandma and my aunt Kathleen are visiting.

Here's Granny (as she is known by her 4 great-grandchildren) and next up is Granny and Kathleen and Mom (Grandma to my girls).

All about Charlotte

A friend made and sent us this nifty Sesame Street shawl. Charlotte has her own way of wearing it. She calls it a curtain and says she's hiding behind the curtain. The mind of a 3 yr old!



She is not suuposed to be sitting up here. Really, we should just remove the piece of furniture. It's quite a temptation.


Charlotte was enamored of her Great Aunt Kathleen. Or, Kaffee as she called her.


One silly girl. She calls this her "Lewis" shirt (Lewis is our cat).

All About Sarah

Sarah is our shoe girl. She loves her some shoes. (This is not a trait she inherited from her Mommy.) Mostly, she likes Charlotte's shoes. These boots are a current fave.




She also likes to "clean up, clean up."

She loves her some bling too. Sarah was all about Great Aunt Kathy's blinged-out cell phone.

Little scavenger

I wasn't paying attention and look what little Sarah took out of the pantry. When I went to get them from her, she ran into the tent to hide. I do feed the girl, I swear.




When I tried to retrieve her from the tent, she took off again.


And once the Cheerios were safely put back, she went for a can of mandarin oranges. I love how she's in the corner of the playroom. Like I can't see her there. Funny Sarah.

Bath time

Whoa. She's a beauty.

Love her grin, love her eyes.

The Shopping Game

At a garage sale a few months ago, for 25cents I picked up this little gem of a game. The Busiest Shopping Day Ever Game. Charlotte loves it. She of course has her very own way of playing. We get many opportunities to play because she loves it so much, so somehow we've managed to convince her to let the rest of us "play" with her. Even Sarah.

There are so many new games out there for purchase today. Flashy, with cool colors and gadgets, and supposedly loaded with "educational value." It's funny how a simple little board game featuring a grocery store and a bunch of standard household goods has captivated the attention of one little preschooler.

Scenes Around a Dollhouse

Maybe they're on a date??