We spend Forever Family together, with no big plan beforehand. This year's celebration included hours of deep immersion in all things Lego:
But the day was too beautiful to NOT head outside, so we took ourselves into the Herrontown Woods:
This year, for the first time, I was a little nervous about our "no plan" plan for Forever Family Day. Would Mr. D experience the day as being truly special? Terri reassured me: all he really cares about is that we spend the day together. As usual, she was right.
(PS: The last two years' worth of Forever Family Days
looked like this and this.)
PPS: Easter was last week.
I'm a little behind.
These eggs are all gone now!)
looked like this and this.)
PPS: Easter was last week.
I'm a little behind.
These eggs are all gone now!)
4 comments:
I promised myself that I wouldn't forget to acknowledge FFD. I have failed miserably. I blame it on jetlag (and the preparation for jetlag) - I'm in San Diego. Glad you all had a great day!
Aunt Chelle
Beautiful! What a lucky family. I have "forgotten" FFD every year and had never thought to consider it a failure. Thanks, Chelle... will feel appropriately sub-par around this time every year, now. Or... MIGHT REMEMBER; who knows?!? I feel a bigger failure over the fact that I have never properly indoctrinated my own two into the "obsess over all things Lego" club. It is pretty much the most important club. I suck. Truly.
Happy Forever Family Day to you and your family!
Thanks for stopping by my blog. I'll be sure and with you a happy birthday when it rolls around. Somehow I think I'll remember... ;o)
legos! holy moley that is a lot of legos! those are so expensive these days. though i still have all the ones that belong to the girls. careful on that teeter totter!
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