We do have a crib ordered, but in the meantime, we've discovered that Margaret fits nicely into a rubbermaid tote...
There Was A Family, Had a Farm...
They handed out energizer ears to all the kids (and there weren't very many of them) at the festival... I'm assuming that most of the kids were home asleep, which is where we WOULD have been on any other day...), and knowing the level of energy that Savannah has at ANY time of the day, these seemed especially appropriate. This is after the festival in the car on the way home.
At the park while someone looks at our house... Mom is holding Margaret up so she doesn't do the "slow fall" out of the swing like she did the other day...
Savannah has learned to pump her legs to swing higher and higher... it's a benefit that I'm grateful for!
Watching the balloons inflate...
We were almost directly underneath these two, which launched within seconds of each other. Savannah was in awe... (so was Mom, if the truth be made known!)
The last picture before going home for breakfast.
Savannah's favorite, she's named it the "Strawberry Shortcake balloon" because it's, of course, strawberry shaped!
This is our living room... before the woodstove (will be in the corner where the pictures are...)
Looking toward the kitchen - from where the wood stove will be...
Our dining room... we don't spend much time at the table here... it's too distracting.
The entry way area... and the living room. Taken from the dining room.
This used to be the wallpaper wall... and the view down the hall.
The entry way. Changes include the coat closet and taking the door to the stairs off. It has opened the area up immensely!
Looking toward the woodstove - installed in January, and already worth its weight in saved heating bills!
Our dining area... note that the chandelier doesn't seem to be the only thing in the room anymore! (Or maybe it's that people were looking for a distraction from the rest of the walls... the floor doesn't seem to be as hideous either.)
This is Savannah running through the sprinklers as I counted... "run around 4 times, Savannah, I'll count for you!" I will freely admit that for each time she ran twice, I counted once... Hey - anything to wear her out so that she'll be tired enough for bed at night! It took her only 7 times around to realize that I'd passed 4 a long time ago... and then it was back to lying on the deck so that she could dry off...
This was truly the first HOT day of the season, and it demanded that we turn the water on so that Savannah could run through it. This is her standing in the water and counting to 10... She loved running through the sprinklers - quite a change from last year when she would only run if Dad was running with her...