Vicki and Lexi both had checkups today. Lexi spent her waiting time hamming it up for me while modeling the fabulous gown, which was big on Vicki and HUGE on her.
Pancakes are good any time of the day! Chris was working late, and the girls ate theirs as quickly as I could get them off the griddle, so by the time I was ready to eat, they were finished and I enjoyed a quiet meal with the New Yorker magazine for company.
I helped Lexi's class with a Christmas craft today. My friend Rachel made this dough (see her picture here) and we helped the kids roll it out and cut out the shapes. It smells amazing, and they will make fabulous ornaments!
Ellie, for some unknown reason, decided to fix Chris and I a "romantic snack" this evening. She gave us each an apple, four saltine crackers, an a slice of sourdough bread. I guess anything can be romantic when there are candles involved.
I had the unfortunate privilege of being up all night with the stomach flu. I spent the day lying on the couch watching Netflix and enjoying these get well cards my awesome daughters made for me.
This morning Ellie chose to wear capri-length leggings under her skirt, which is nothing new, but she also chose to wear knee-high socks. This combination, along with her choice of shoes, made her legs look, in my opinion, a little like Ben Franklin.
These umbrellas hang from the ceiling of the church hall where we hold our monthly Girl Scout Leader meetings. I don't know what their purpose is, or why some of them appear to be full of styrofoam packing peanuts, but they're kind of fun.
My only shot from today, and I have no idea why I took it, is this image of my screen while I was watching a demo video on Powerpoint for my computer class.
I was able to join Ellie's class on a field trip to the zoo today. I hung out with her and six of her classmates. They've been studying felines, so they were especially excited to see these leopards and share their knowledge with the friendly zookeeper.