
Halfway to babys arrival! I’m so excited and can’t believe how quickly things are going by this time around. When I was pregnant with Luna it felt like it took forever to reach this halfway point. But now, it feels like we just announced that we were even expecting another little one. I just can’t believe we are already here. I hope the next 20 weeks fly by just as quickly!
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Last summer our neighbors gave us their daughters old playhouse that she had outgrown. Luna was pumped and I was like…eh? We had just started our backyard renovation but no where in the plans did we have a space for a playhouse.
I have talked about making homemade playdough for Luna since before she was born. She will be three next month so I figured it was time to follow through. I found
We finally got started on our backyard makeover! If you want to see the whole plan for the yard you can read my previous post
Spring is right around the corner and that means we are officially kicking off our first big project on our new home: the backyard. It is a complete blank slate. Literally, there is one plant (a gorgeous peony bush!!) and the rest is all grass with a concrete patio area.
Last weekend we headed out to a local Christmas Tree farm and chopped down our tree! We have always got a real tree and living in the PNW it almost seems silly not to. After wandering through the field of trees for about half hour we found the perfect tree for us 🙂
I’ve never really been that into Halloween, but since having Luna it’s definitely been fun to partake in all the activities again. I will say, we really half-assed our costumes this year….whoops. But at least Luna looked adorable! I found her ‘winter unicorn’
This was our first family trip to the pumpkin patch this year. We go to the same one on Sauvies Island every year,
Every year the Vaux Swifts migrate south to Central America. And every year on their way down, thousands of these birds gather and use the chimney at a local elementary school as an evening roost. There are literally thousands of these birds. They start gathering