Showing posts with label Family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Family. Show all posts
Thursday, January 23, 2025
Monday, January 13, 2025
Pokemon Battle
Yesterday I came upstairs to find Ryan & Cooley in the middle of an intense Pokémon battle. Our boys love Pokémon but both Ryan & I have a pretty limited knowledge (& interest) in it. Regardless, there was Ryan on the floor, with a Pokémon book, looking up the specifics of each Pokémon as he battled Cooley in their homemade Magnatile stadium. I’m thankful for this guy who’s never too busy to sit on the floor & play with our kids (& creates one heck of a Magnatile Pokémon stadium).
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Monday, December 16, 2024
A Family Business
Each year, the boys’ school hosts a holiday market where the kids can get a booth & sell their own products. To apply, the kids have to submit a business plan to be reviewed & accepted by the PTO.
Our boys decided to run a booth together selling toys they bought off of Temu. It was so fun watching them work together to choose their products, write their business plan, and sell their products the night of the market.
The school also hosted a gingerbread house completion the same night and Milo & Camp both entered & won. I think it’s safe to say the night was a success!
Our boys decided to run a booth together selling toys they bought off of Temu. It was so fun watching them work together to choose their products, write their business plan, and sell their products the night of the market.
The school also hosted a gingerbread house completion the same night and Milo & Camp both entered & won. I think it’s safe to say the night was a success!
Thursday, December 5, 2024
Sunday, December 1, 2024
Christmas Tree Cutting 2024
This year we were also in need of a small tree for our upstairs loft. After buying and returning multiple artificial trees & being disappointed by all of them, Maeli had the great idea that we should cut down an additional tree for upstairs. We all loved the idea and knew exactly which little tree we wanted. Maeli cut it down herself and proudly carried it to the truck.
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