The kiddies are still fighting off that awful cold and both did not have the desire to use up much of their energy. Yesterday, was an indoor kinda day and I was trying to figure out something to keep them busy for more than five minutes. It finally dawned on me, it was time to build a fort. Our living room was transformed into a fortress where Little Miss L. had a tea party, then turned it into a zoo, and then our fort ended up as a barn. I love love loved watching her imagination run free, and Baby D thought it was pretty cool too. Plus, this momma didn't mind having a few extra moments to herself.
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| Welcome, to our fortress. |
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| Little Miss L. was mere minutes from tears streaming down her face because I lifted the sheet up to take a picture. |
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| Baby D was having a good time too. |
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| Time for a tea party. |
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| I love watching my two babies playing together |
Instead of making forts, I would just hide under this antique table at my grandmother's house with a lace tablecloth. I would pretend it was my little cave.
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My oldest makes forts all the time and says she is "camping" or "hiding from the tickle monster"....it's super cute to see them play and laugh! Great post!
ReplyDeleteLauren- childhood memories such as yours, are great ones to cherish! Linds- I guess I never thought about "camping" we will have to bring that idea up next time. I am sure it will be a hit :)
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