It's a dark morning here so I'm guessing a cloudy day is coming our way. But 67*!
. OK for strolling Baby Girl with a sweater. Though she won't be a baby much longer, but a toddler! And we don't have to keep her steps to ourselves any longer because she walked for her parents - 4 steps. So look out kitties! She's 10 months old today. Autumn says she now understands why moms of "big heavy toddlers" are so excited to see and hold newborns! 
She is already missing her "baby".Today is also sheets and towels day. Autumn has offered the use of her washer/dryer while we're here and we're taking good advantage of that offer. Our park laundry is expensive - when the appliances are working. Tomorrow or Friday will be our regular clothes. Next laundry stop will be in Gig Harbor, WA!!!
LORI - so glad Jack got out! And that you're waterproof! CA needed rain, but good gosh Molly! Did you really need it all at once!?
BECCA - the kids already suggested that we are more than welcome to stay through March or even April! lol! It's not our company that is so enticing, I'm sure, but our willingness to babysit. But we're tired and we miss home. This time we're going. Have you ever tried quilting a baby quilt on your machine? Not the most fun thing in the world to me, but do-able. Actually, Chickie has been quilting a lot of baby quilts on her machine and she loves it. If you have new cooks, I hope they are better than the old ones. Or do you already know? . . . It must be hard to cook for so many and make everyone happy. I know I could never even please everyone in my family of 5!
TINA - what fun and unique memories! Sure makes you like peas! (btw, I love them). At our house, Bill is the paperwork person. I used to be in my old life, but when we got married he asked if he could do it - well, heck yeah!! And now I would be lost without him. I am so not a computer person. What you're seeing right now is just about the most I can do - this and ordering from QIAD.
MARY Q - Yay! You're officially in the club! And congrats on learning to eat more veggies. Did I ever tell you about my step-nephew-in-law, a detective in Parker, CO (near Sharona's house). He refuses to eat veggies of any kind. He ended up having to have 52 polyps removed during his colonoscopy. All pre-cancerous. Dr told him he HAD to eat more veggies! He still refuses. So I'm thrilled that you are! And broccoli isn't my favorite either, though we do eat it now and then. Last two nights, actually. At home, I roast (bake?) it with olive oil, garlic, lemon juice, and at the last minute, top it with parmesan. Does your SIL have her Cricut machine in their Airstream?
We have leftover chicken that we grilled last night so I think I'll dice it up and make a pizza. I might use alfredo sauce from a jar which means I'll be making alfredo something with the last half of the jar soon.
What delicious thing are you cooking up for tonite?
