So despite any effort to make this fabulous weekend last another day, Monday showed up on schedule as usual.
Mr. Witt was super appreciative of his homemade birthday. I must admit feeling a bit joyful from all the preparations, but also slightly regretful that I have not been doing this all along.
Lesson learned: just a little heart can go a long way!
Lesson learned: just a little heart can go a long way!
#1. Banner Making
I am most excited about my very first homemade banner! Not only can we use this four times a year, but on the reverse is beautiful green material and a poke a dotted Happy Easter!
This fine tool is called a Cricut. It gracefully cuts paper and/or fabric into many forms including wonderful letters to adorn a delightful banner. I do not own this beauty but the friend who does was gracious enough to help me learn the Cricut trade and stay up late to see the project to its finish!
#2. Treats
First you need a plan.
and a helper...
or two!
delicious ingredients for some fantastical treats!
and presentation is a must.
#3. Friends
The kids had a blast together and as always Noah was as sweet as ever with the baby. And Mr. Taylor brought the ultimate man gift if i have ever seen one...
#4. Gifts
Mixed nuts and a yo-yo, Enough said.
A card from the wifey with a small note.
gifts from Papa and Grams, for EVERYONE!
Matt's for turning 32, Noah's for a great report card, Gabi's for being a great dancer and mine...
Just for being good.
Matt's for turning 32, Noah's for a great report card, Gabi's for being a great dancer and mine...
Just for being good.
Thanks Papa, your kindness is cherished by all.
Lastly, a sunday excursion to the local park. Spring is in the air.
You are a handsome man Mr. Witt and I love you.
Lastly, a sunday excursion to the local park. Spring is in the air.
You are a handsome man Mr. Witt and I love you.
What a family! A family with a banner rocks!!
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