At least, that's what I think. I'm a sucker for Halloween candy the day after. In fact, as my daughters were about 8 and 9, I started a tradition of having a family harvest party the day after Halloween. They did have the opportunity to trick or treat but in October, it's so cold that it's hard to feel any joy walking from houses that are 1/2 acres apart. The family harvest party consisted of buying at least 15.00 worth of candy discounted by 70 to 85%. The girls never saw what kind I had bought but they knew that it was usually something good and quite a lot of it. Then, my then husband and I would hide the candy all over the living room, family room, and kitchen while the girls stayed in their room listening for us to yell, "Come and get it!" They would scramble all over the place, lifting up vases, looking under the table and on doorway ledges until we were certain that they had exhausted the hiding places. Then, they dump it all and we'd count and find...
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This is our week with Baby Boo and it's been fun, fun!! She is for the most part, easy going. I started her on asking for a bowl of bubbles (just to keep her entertained). I'll be washing the dishes and fill up a little bowl with dishwater bubbles. She walks around the house blowing them off of her fingers and then comes back for more.
Gotta love those slobbery kisses!
Each week, there is a word that she over uses. Last week was,"like this?" She said that all day long. This week it's, "Huh?" Every response begins with a "huh?"
She is a heart stealer for sure like her daddy, my Boo is.