Ice skating

The cousins headed to the Seattle Center  to ice skate.

Having a moment. This happens a lot these days. 

First time ice skating, it freaked her out a bit at first.

The pros.

CE has the best Daddy.

Taking. Break.

Three cousins in a chair

Portland

Two kids is hard.

Seeing these two on the street turned her mood around. Restaurant fail night.

4 maloney's in a king bed. (Embassy suites hotel)

Pool

Sushi before PlayDate.

Too tired to take photos from here on out...

Merry Christmas!

My goodness! So many presents! We weren't great about pictures today, but here are a few.

Presents

Grrr...seeing quite a few posts from the last few days that didn't publish. This is one. 

"I'm just checking them out"

Christmas Eve

CE helped me make candy canes this year. Looking forward to having some tomorrow. It's not Christnas without them.

The Rabasa's came for a lasagna dinner. Was nice seeing them and having the girls play together. They decorated cookies for santa and watched Frozen.

Penny

Last Friday afternoon I got a call from Teacher Steve. During rest time CE told him she put a penny in her mouth. When he asked her where it was now, she pointed to her stomach. 

I called the doctor and they weren't too concerned (given she was breathing normally) and that it would pass. I asked if I should check her poop to make sure it comes out and she said, "sure, if you want to." 

Sean checked the first BM, nothing. I was the lucky winner today. Thank goodness it was on the outside, no digging/smooshing required. (It was still gross).

CE told me that I needed to clean it so we could put it in her piggy bank. Lol. 

Pajama request

CE requested matching pajamas last night. So they put on their "candy can" pajamas.

Thank you Aunt Debbie!

Seattle Center

It is not a very nice day. But CE brightens it up with her wardrobe pick for the day.

Headed to Seattle Center to see the trains.

After lunch we headed downstairs to the children's museum. Her imagination is so more active now so the way she plays is completely different than in past visits.

Forward facing Sally.

Looking up at the needle.