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Showing posts with label the simple things. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the simple things. Show all posts

Monday, June 25, 2012

Love bug




  

My love bug.  On this day she loved up this baby doll and I captured it on camera.  All of it.  Poor thing was so tired that she sprawled out on the table and even fell off once.  I love watching her.  I could sit and watch her all day.  Every detail.  Every moment.  Every facial expression.

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Sunday, June 3, 2012

Simple Things Sunday


This week's simple thing:

My little love bug came into my room after her big sisters were sleeping.  I was going through my shop inventory and I asked her to pose for a picture.  This is what I got.  It would have been perfect if the background wasn't a big cluttered mess.  =)




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Sunday, March 4, 2012

Fish Watching


My girls love to watch the fish at the mall.  Whether it's these fish in the tank or the koi ponds at the big mall or at Dole Plantation.  They could sit all day and watch them swim around pointing out their colors and sizes.

It's funny because at this usual spot, these three little ones have their own way of fish watching.  Aleshanee is standing, Dakota is on  her knees, and Hayden is either on the tip of her toes, as shown here, or she's looking over at Dakota getting down on her knees as well.

I love how they are so in tune with one another when we are out.  Dakota and Hayden look to Aleshanee and follow her lead.  They get so excited when big sister is patient with them and tenderly leads them around and gives them direction.

These girls love simple things.  I'm enjoying it while it lasts.


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xoxo, Salena

Thursday, January 12, 2012

It's the simple things...




The girls got to choose candy that was on sale today.  They take so long just to choose one.  We tell them they can have anything labeled with a yellow tag.  What do they go for?  Anything without a yellow tag!  In the end they chose a sale item and they were happy with it.  We sat outside the store to let them rest in the hot sun and enjoy their sweet treat.


Then it was off to sit in the courtyard...




Where Hayden dropped a piece of candy and the birds swooped up from nowhere and swallowed it whole.  She was so upset and started screaming at the bird.  It was hilarious.

Then it was off to chase every single bird in the area.  Hayden was running so fast that all her skittles were flying out of her bag.  The birds kept trying to eat it and she kept trying to pick it up and eat it herself.
Rudy and I just sat back and watched them enjoy themselves running back and forth yelling at the birds.




Today we woke up to silence.  All 3 girls were awake before us.  We walked out of our room to a complete arts and crafts disaster in our living room but Aleshanee was being the best big sister today.  She was carrying Hayden all around and taking care of her.  She did such a good job that Hayden never came back into our room not once while we were sleeping.  When I came out of my room, she just looked at me and then ran to big sister.  She never even said a word or made a peep for hours.  She just kept following big sister and putting her arms up for her to carry her.

I was so proud of Aleshanee today for being such a big sister.  When we were out today at the shopping center, she continued holding her hand and guiding her along.  It was the cutest thing.  I kept praising her at what great job she was doing and what a huge help it is when she steps up to her big sister role.

Yup, it's the simple things that matter the most.  :)
Xoxo, Salena s

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Sunday, October 9, 2011

The Simple Things


{This weeks simple thing}

Taking my three little girls to Lowe's Build and Grow Clinic.  It's free and it provides us with a hands on experience with them to build something of their own.  They get so excited for these clinics that they count down the days and go to bed early the night before.

This week was Monster Machines.  For every workshop they complete they get a badge/patch to add on to their apron.  We adults are sad really... never fails that at least one child has their project messed up because we didn't know how to read or failed to read the instructions.  As you can see here, Aleshanee's words were nailed on upside down.  I promise, I'll be better next time.  In two weeks it will be Halloween Monster Trucks.  Sounds complicated so I must be focused to get it right next time.
  



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Salena

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