The real purpose here was to illustrate what Abby has done with her peanut butter and jelly. Both she and Lily waste no time in peeling the bread layers apart, but Abby alone prefers to then poke holes in the bread before craming it in her tiny mouth. Amazing! Jen met Nadia and Pablo, both friends from school, for lunch today. While I'm terrified these days of bringing the kids to restaurants even with the both of us, Jen has no qualms about braving a city draped in snow to go have lunch with the kids as a solo parent. She's a rock star.
According to our daily post-day recapitulation, the kids behaved quite well. For their part, I know they enjoyed themselves, because all night long, at totally random moments, we could catch them quietly saying, "Naaajia. Paaaablo." It was really funny, because it was usually totally unprompted. And both of them can say 'Pablo' remarkably well, leading us to the inevitable conclusion that we might have to consider it if/when we have a third Gels.
Day three hundred and fifty eight. (seven days...essentially a week, really. Half a fortnight.)
See the PB+J has been pulled apart? Classic toddler strategy.
She looks so old here.
She looks so choking here.
Andrew never pulled the PB & J apart. Wonder what that says about him. Interesting........
ReplyDeleteBy the way, that picture of Lily does make her look old, but mostly it just looks like Jen.