Sentence of the Day- Mommy's Coffee

I had just had the last sip of coffee from my morning cup of Joe when I hear Katy say,

"Mommy's copy (coffee) all gone. Mommy sad."

Isn't that the truth! HA!

Wordless Wednesday (Almost)- Table Setting

Dinner time!

Now that Katy is two, I've been trying to think of ways to make Katy more involved with daily preparations/chores. Setting the dinner table seems like a good place to start for a toddler. For her first attempt, I believe Katy did a pretty good job!

Sweet Spot

"We met Daddy at Ikea for a lunch date, today. Kids eat free on Tuesdays!"

"Since I was a good little girly, Mommy treated me to some ice cream after Daddy had to return to the office."

"Yum, yum, yum- I love ice cream!!"

"You didn't want to share this ice cream with me, did you Mommy?!"

Mallard Creek Recreation Center

"Today was a Mommy and Me day. So, we went somewhere a little different- somewhere we've never been. We visited the Mallard Creek Recreation Center."

 "There was a big indoor play place for me to climb and explore."

 "I had the whole place to myself! Well, not if you count Mommy but she told me that she was too big to climb."

 "Then, we went to the Mallard Creek Park for a little fresh air."

"Wheee!  I had lots of fun!"

Sentence of the Day- Mister Dave

Katy was a bit of a toddler, today, insisting on attending "big people church" with Mommy and Daddy rather than going to her age-appropriate Sunday School. She was dancing and boogie-ing in the aisles to the worship music and was *relatively* interested in all that was going on, on stage. Tonight, while Ted was giving Katy a bath, she informed him,

"Mr. Dave (pastor) good speaker. I watch in big kids' (church)."

Light at the End of the Tunnel

Sweet baby girl exploring her world at the park.

Happy Birthday, Kinetic Church!

Ted and Katy rocking the Limbo 

(He went even lower than this picture- I never knew that my hubby was so good at the Limbo!)!

Kinetic Church turned seven years old, this month and we celebrated today with a birthday party! While Ted and I haven't been their since the very beginning, we have called it our home church for the past five years and to us, it is family. It took use almost a year to find Kinetic but once we did, we knew that it was the church for us (we did find out about it from a flyer on a community bulletin board at TCBY- how appropriate is that?!) Through small groups, nursery and general fellowship, we have grown to love and work and play and care for the people that make Kinetic Church, Kinetic. Happy Birthday Kinetic- here's to many more!