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We started off the morning with... Uno! The girls definitely did not want to go home, but it was time. We were starting to run out of food and clothes on the bus. When we got home we had a lot of package, plus two bags of school activities from
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Today it rained... all day. Luckily I knew it was coming, so when we went home yesterday I grabbed a bunch of activities to keep us busy since I knew we'd be stuck in the bus all day. We played a lot of games. I lost count how
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Today we took fishing poles and ventured out to a lake by the barn. The girls got bored after about 15 minutes when they didn't have a single bite. After that we drove to a nearby park with a waterfall. This is connected to the river we kayak
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Its amazing how being at our home away from home has made such a difference in morale. We even started working on one of the bus projects on our list... an outdoor kitchen. When its done we'll have a fridge, a freezer and storage for all our grilling
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This isn't exactly how I imagined we'd spend spring break. I was hoping we'd be in the Bahamas eating Edith's pizza (the most amazing pizza in the world), or even spending the week at the beach in Miami. Instead we took a
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Thursday was cold and rainy. Emma still wanted to be outside, so I set up our old tailgating tent on the deck. She spent most of the day out there. Emma's teacher uses Go Noodle during their brain break time at school. It's a bunch of
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I quickly realized Monday that doing nothing all day wasn't going to work for 1 out of the 3 of us. Luckily I found Mo Willems (author of the Elephant and Piggie and the Pigeon books) is doing a video every day for the next 2 weeks. Monday
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Saturday morning Emma put her cooking class skills in action. She pretty much made this all by herself. She learned this recipe from the rainbow themed class she did with Olivia. Another favorite from the class is rainbow waffles. We've been making those a lot lately.
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