Luckily, we were prepared. I had already gone to the grocery store and stocked up on the necessities (you know, stuff for making cookies, baby formula,
Now, having traded off a stomach virus and knowing that something was up with Z (turns out it was two very mean teeth coming in at the same time), we knew it could get a little crazy in the house after too long.
But we found things to do. I set up our pre-lit Christmas tree, and Z was enthralled:
Then we got it all decorated:
We baked some delicious pumpkin chocolate chip cookies, and my little helper seemed to enjoy being in the kitchen with me:
We took naps (well, one of us did):
And my husband introduced Z to one of our favorite old cartoons, Ferdinand the Bull:
(look at him grabbing Michael's thumb! I am dying from the cuteness...) |
We did venture out once the ice started melting on the roads so that we could take Z to visit Santa. He was all smiles...until we walked away:
poor guy :( and poor Santa! |
Back at home, we managed to get some much happier pics of the babies for our annual Christmas card!
So, while we were all very ready for all that nasty ice to melt so we could get back to our regular, daily routine, it was really nice to have my very favorite people (and my favorite dog!) in the house all together, cozy and warm and safe for a few days! Staying in PJs all day, napping at leisure, baking, and togetherness. A nice precursor to our first Christmas as a slightly larger family!
I love the last picture, where baby and pooch are leaning the same direction. They seem to be good buddies. :)
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