magic kingdom

In my humble opinion...2.5 is a great age to go to the Magic Kingdom.

1) They are free.

2) They are free.

3) They know the characters.

It was great because we would walk through the park and Josie would spot a character and yell their name excited to go meet them. We visited the park last year at 18 months and I felt I was having to instruct her to identify everyone. "Josie this is the winnie the pooh ride...it is fun. And it cost a lot of money for mom to ride this, so you need to enjoy it....ok? ok!" (jk...i am not that cruel...but the thoughts in my head are)

This year I took a different tactic. We focused on being present for all the parades and visiting every character that she likes. SCORE.

squeeze-worthy

no decluttering

I haven't been decluttering...yet... (see previous blog entry)

largely because our family has been engaging in tons-o-fun last week in Orlando.

This week the assignment is paper. Ummm that takes way too much time. I feel super overwhelmed at organizing our paper areas. I don't need more stress in my life. If it happens it happens.

This is why parents take there kids to this ridiculously priced park.

PURE JOY on your kids face!

(more to come)

I'm all about this...

I need accountability in just about every area of my life.

Accountability and ideas. I am weirdly very excited about this.

Five weeks

Five hot spots

Five new decluttered spots.

Yes, please.

what does one do with such pretty weather??

go to the park with uncle kc and aunt brittany, of course!

what is your vote?

do they look alike?

izabee bo baggins

3 months...

this stage is so funny. they are still blobbish but have many faces.

surprised, happy, serious.

her nickname as evolved into izabee bo-baggins. not really sure how but josie loves to call her this. and we do too.