Right.
So I did what I always do when I don't know what to do with everyone.
I put Peter in the bath. Three times.
And then we dug out a bunch of art supplies for Pete and Henry to get creative with. Peter found an old box of letter flashcards in one of our art boxes and totally surprised me by knowing about half of his letters!! Pete certainly doesn't get them all correct but I didn't realize he knew any. (Let's blame/credit "third-child-learns-by-osmosis-not-like-1st-and-2nd-kids-did-with-individual-learning-time." ) Pretty darn good for a not-even-three-year-old though...
First up, banana oatmeal granola bars my friend, Allison, posted on Facebook:
Yikes. These didn't turn out very well in my opinion. The banana in them made them too mushy. :( |
A standard. The boys and their friends ate them up in a few minutes. |
Then, "best chocolate chip cookies" (as proclaimed by almost 6,000 Allrecipes.com reviews). They didn't disappoint. Here is the recipe if you're interested: A Must Try!
I didn't see one drop of snow all day yesterday but over night, we got about 2-3 inches. The county called off school (for today) around lunchtime yesterday so the boys are excited for a day of sledding (although we have no sleds anymore), snowball fights, and snowman-making. I see lots of wet, cold socks, mittens, and people in my future. :)
Good job Peter!! That was really cute. Smart boy!
ReplyDeleteI love baths and showers. They can kill at least twenty minutes and that is just the letting the water run and overflow the tub. Throw in some shaving cream (well worth the $1.29) and I can get nearly an hour of peace. My newest trick it to split them up. One upstairs, one downstairs, and one in the shower. I have found this dramatically decreased the amount of water I would be cleaning up off of the floor later. The fourth kid...well she is always reading. She is never any trouble.
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