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Weekend Highlights

It's Pajama Time! Jamma, jamma, jamma, jamma P.J.! That's a line from one of the books we read at bedtime, and what I said to Beau last night around 7:30 (our pajama time). He gets up and runs in to the bedroom. I thought "wow, that was easy". I followed him into the room and realized he wasn't waiting to get his pajamas on he was looking for a book....the Pajama Time book. I chuckled when I realized what he was doing and sure enough he found the right book and handed it to me with a big smile. The kid never ceases to amaze me.

This weekend was filled with lots of painting. Luke started bright and early on Saturday morning. Beau causes the productivity level to drop significantly so we stayed upstairs and did some painting of our own. He got some finger paints from Santa that we decided to try out.
He starts out so innocent.



A little messier...




And there you have it...nothing innocent here!
As you can see, a bath immediately following was an absolute necessity!

I spent nap time pureeing up some more veggies. We now have a pretty good supply of carrots, cauliflower, spinach, squash, and sweet potato.




And finally...our first trip to FAREWAY! I can't even begin to tell you how excited I am to have a grocery store in Stewartville, and the fact that it is a Fareway makes it even better.


Here are some pictures of our newly painted rooms. The blue is much brighter than it looks in the picture. Actually, it's so bright that it glows into the hallway, you kind of have to squint when you walk in the door.

Family Room


Playroom


Spare Bedroom

Laundry Room (this picture was taken before the silver/gray color went up.)

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  1. I love the colors that you picked for your rooms! So pretty!

    We're doing lots of purees around here, too. I'm thinking about making some meat ones soon, but I'm a little nervous for some reason. Have a good week!

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