Ben was a trooper, even without a diaper change, or a mother who remembered to clean the goop out of his eyes before leaving the house.
Wren's class had a crazy free for all valentine hunt, in addition to cookie decorating, filling mailboxes with their homemade valentines, and making presents for their parents. It was a big party, and I think no one would be surprised by the fact that both girls cried on the way home, and Jane passed out on her bed after I cleaned the chocolate off her face.
I helped Wren clean her face too, because she really hates the feel of face paint. Usually she would never agree to be painted, but I guess she was peer pressured into it by her school friends.
She's wearing one of the little heart clips I made for the girls Valentines. Those are almost a tradition at this point, and this year I used another tutorial from The Purl Bee.
And finally, to wrap up a lovely Valentines Day, the girls were invited to a kid party at a WONDERFUL SELF SACRIFICING friend's house, and Chase proved, once again, after 8 wonderful years, that he knows how to treat a lady. That $1.60 was WELL SPENT and I enjoyed the hell out of my Valentine tacos.
I hope Arandas becomes a tradition for our family too. Hair clips and tacos. I'll take it.
2 comments:
Tacos and hair clips make for an excellent Valentine's Day indeed.
My perfect Valentine's Day is can be summed up by Kevin from The Office: "Pizza. Soda. The moon. Someone to share it with."
that use to be our favorite taco place in austin! ohh, i miss it. and the queso.
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