We've started "Clean Simple Eats" again and the boys didn't even know that the Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo we ate had sauce made from CAULIFLOWER! It was soooo yummy. We all licked the platter clean.
For FHE we delivered pumpkin cookies and invites to the upcoming Primary Program to our neighbors. The boys love delivery cookies to our neighbors. Several of our neighbors said they'd love to come and we're excited! The bad news is one of our neighbors thought the program was last Sunday and it's this Sunday. She texted me that they were all dressed to go and realized it was the wrong date. They still plan to come this week! We're praying they still do! Also, Eli's hair poking out of his helmet made us laugh.
It's fun having Austin and mom time together in the afternoons!
Eleanor looked to cozy in Aaron's lap.
We found the singing swings and we loved them! I heard about them and knew this was something I wanted to take my mom to while she was visiting for a quick trip. The park was peaceful and lovely!
Grandma Donna attended Grandparents' Day with Eli at TCA! My mom said that she wanted to be here since she doesn't know where we'll move next. We love you, Grandma! What a special memory this was for Eli.
More of our Clean Simple Eats meal - Thai pizza! Delish!
On Friday we went to the Nature and Science Museum. It's our favorite place and with our membership expiring in January, we're trying to attend as much as possible!
Friday afternoon was Eli's graduation from Upstart! It was a pilot program in Colorado and Eli loved it. Austin did too! We're hoping Austin can take the same program next year. It's a free online preschool that the boys did for 20 minutes a day. It really helped Eli learn to read.
He got a GOLD medal for completing the program every week for 9 months. Way to go, Eli!
Friday night we celebrated Papa Joe's BIRTHDAY!!! We love Papa and love birthdays!!
On Saturday I was invited to a baby shower and snapped a pic of these adorable cupcakes - the host used donut holes on the top of the cupcakes. So cleaver!
And we were so grateful for our kind neighbors that delivered all this food for us, knowing Aaron is in-between jobs right now. I cried! It's interesting because we've been preparing for this time in-between jobs for years so we really are doing okay financially, but it was so kind of our neighbors to deliver meat, cheese, butter, and snacks. We'll never forget their kindness and hope we can pay it forward when other people we know may be in job transition from time to time.
And that's the week!
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