I asked Corrie if we could make a list of fun activities that she and I could do together - just us girls. She ran with that idea, and now I have a list of 49 fun mother/daughter activities.
Highlights include:
- travel ideas (Disney Land, Disney World and Kansas)
- cooking (bake cookies, cakes, pies, pancakes, waffles and pizza)
- napping on the couch
- relaxing on the couch
- entertainment (the Nutcracker and Rio 2)
- crafts (flowers and bracelets)
- make a video
- puddle stomping
- eat popcorn
- eat candy
- eat apples
- eat pears
- jogging and exercising
- play guitar together
- sewing
- cleaning the house
- grocery shopping
I don't think we will manage to do everything on the list. I'm pretty sure Disney (on both coasts) is out. And I doubt we will even attempt to master the guitar in the next two months. Jogging is questionable, too.
But I look forward to eating pears and relaxing on the couch with my favorite girl.
Come to Kansas and we can cook (everything on her list!), nap on the couch, relax on the couch, watch Rio 2, do crafts, make a video, puddle stomp (if there's rain... heck, I'll MAKE puddles if you come!), eat lots of popcorn and candy and apples and pears! We can all go jog/exercise together! And we love to sew!
ReplyDeleteSee what Kansas can do for you?!!? :D
I was going to say you should strike Kansas off the list-I lived there for 10 years, but Jen makes it sound fun! I could wangle you an invitation to my brother's wedding, June 14th.... If you don't mind flying to Finland.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you'll have an excellent summer full of girl-time, regardless!
It's a great list. I need to have my nerdlet make one.
ReplyDeleteThat list sounds perfect! You girls are in for a lot of fun this summer!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! My 9-year-old granddaughter lives with me. I'm a teacher so that means we both have the summers off. I have a hard time finding entertainment for her that doesn't cost a fortune. Putting the planning on her is wonderful and gives us a starting point. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Boy! I have a nephew w/DS so I have a special place in my heart for DS families. Just playing matchmaker from Kelly's Korner :-)
ReplyDeleteHer boy looks to be around the same age as your, and she was older kids as well.
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