Ayden and I love to be outdoors doing the things that we LOVE.
The park is one of our weekly indulgences.
At the park, there are squirrels everywhere. In my personal opinion, they get a little too close for comfort. Ayden doesn't mind though. You see whom ever started feeding these creatures has caused quite the stir. They are always ready for some food scraps! As long as I am there within reach and Ayden doesn't get too close I am fine with it. We have talked about it numerous times. His fascination for animals needs to be reigned in some, in situations like these. In this pic, the squirrel has a baked Tostito chip in his little hands. Ayden set it on the ledge for him and the squirrel went right on over. Spunky little guy:) We admired him from afar.
Lately we have been taking Ayden's bike out. You know getting our money's worth out of it! A week or so ago, Ayden pedaled and I walked a total of a mile and a 1/2. We stayed in our subdivision which stretches out a pretty good distance. It was a beautiful day where you can hear other kids in the distance talking and giggling. People cutting their grass and the birds chirping away.
This guy was digging it!!! Check out his helmet. Pretty dang cool! He is living life to the fullest---ah to be a kid again;)
Ayden made this pot and planted this flower in it for me in honor of Mother's Day. Of course I beamed wildly when he gave it to me!
He has an awesome teacher. She is a mommy too:):):)
When I was wandering around a couple of my favorite stores to include Old Navy and Barnes and Noble, Ayden and daddy made this for me. Ayden spelled out his name on some of his hands and the rest he added hearts.
Mommy moment of knowing you are so very blessed by your child:):):):)
I have also been blessed with some great veggie finds at the grocery store.
Some of my favorites for an all veggie dish with Parmesan, onions and garlic to top it all off with a bang!
I have managed to get the sashing on the commission
ginormous quilt top!!!!!! This is a BIG feat that has been blasted off my "to do" list. Trust me.
The struggle involved me not paying attention to major detail! Specifically, I pieced all the blocks together into rows and then had two put together before I saw "the mistake." This was a biggie!!!!!!!!!!! I did NOT add the 2.5x10.5 strip to each block before piecing them into rows:/:/ Yep. It was a whopper of a mistake and it HAD to be fixed. 9pm that night I had white threads all over my pants and I had taken
every single row apart. After taking a break for a day, I got back to the grind. 3 days later and some in between breaks this top was completed. Done. This girl is SOOOOO relieved. I can get back to loving this pattern!
This is a 80x90 quilt consisting of baby clothes and Kona Ivory.
All the sweat and tears have been removed carefully.
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| Kumari Garden and some Michael Miller prints |
This colorful bunch are being used for the backing. Now not any ole' backing, folks. I am doing the
same pattern on the back. I am just that motivated!!! No really--- it is going to be
quite awesome I think.
Even better?
I get to dive full force into cotton fabric again! Tickle me happy!!
Hope everyone had a blessed Mother's Day and you were able to cherish every moment with the ones you love dearly.
Sara
