-- I arbitrarily took today off, so as I type this I am sitting on my deck in my pjs and a cup of coffee while Hubs take the kids to daycare. Taking a random Friday off with nothing in particular to do is a great feeling. My weekends have been so full lately that I haven't had any time to just sit and relax. So that's what I'm doing.
-- For 10 minutes, anyhow. I'm terrible at relaxing, so once I do it I start thinking about all the things I should be doing. So in 10 minutes Hubs will be back home and I'll make breakfast.
-- I want to participate in this 30 day song challenge on Facebook, but the first day is "your favorite song". I can probably answer all the others, but my favorite? I don't know! Too much pressure! Help! What's your favorite song?
-- We've been trying something different with Spencer for dinner. He has to sit with us. I make him a plate, and he has to sit with us. If he doesn't want to eat, fine, but he has to sit until everyone (including Henry) is done eating. He generally has a few bites of food out of boredom. It's not a great fix (he still throws a fit about anything green on his plate) but at least he's eating a little, and I hope that he won't be a terrible influence on Henry by the time he's old enough to not eat everything in sight.
-- Henry ... is teething. Again. Now he's getting the teeth on either side of his bottom teeth. Top ones still not through yet. Have I mentioned how much I hate teething? Spencer was not like this while he was teething. I know he was fussy, but this is a whole new ballgame for me. I had a dream that Henry got all his bottom teeth in, in one day. And they were all molars. It was a tough dream.
-- When he's not fussy though, this kid is so much fun! Since he started crawling so early, now he's back to being content to sit so he'll crawl to where he wants to be and play with his toys (or Spencer's toys, more likely). And he gets so excited by everything! He smiles and his whole face just lights up. He's such a joy.
-- When he's not teething. Or getting the snot sucked out of his nose.
-- I keep getting distracted by the squirrels playing on my roof. And tree. And fence.
-- Now that I've successfully put veggies into waffles, bread, and muffins for my son to eat, I'm wondering if I can make homemade veggie pasta. Would that be difficult? Could I freeze it? Any ideas please?
4 comments:
I'm jealous. I wish I was home today, but I am going on vacation again next week, so I have no room to complain.
You could always move your favorite song to Day 30 and write about all the other categories first.
I think you can freeze veggie pasta, but I've never tried it. Let me know how it goes. I'm not sure I could get Matt to eat it, but it's an idea.
Why do your kids still go to daycare if your husband is out of work? You must have some money tree that you aren't telling us about!
My kids go part time still because our daycare is very well priced and I don't want to lose our spots there and have to pay double when he goes back to work. They only go 3 days a week.
I"m totally against making pasta. I once made a potato gnocci and I swear on the bible it took me 10 hours to make it. Not exaggerating. But, the answer to your question is "Yes." You can freeze pasta. It will have a somewhat different texture, however.
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