This and That
We've spent the past week in Michigan, with my family, while my husband travels to India for work. Thank goodness I have hands-on parents who adore my boys, otherwise I would be done for. Alone with my two little ones for over two weeks- that would push me right over the edge! I don't know how people do this whole parenting thing alone. I really don't.
We've kept busy with swim lessons, long walks to the duck pond, Valentine crafting, and baking galore. I find baking to be a great way to pass the time with Vijay while Vik naps- a bit messy perhaps, but oh-so-fun.
My mom has been teaching me how to work with yeast. We've tackled hard rolls, and pretzels. I am addicted!
(is that not the look of pure adoration for grandma?)
Throw in a visit to the Detroit Zoo...
...and a wander around the Cranbrook grounds, and you have the perfect itinerary.
We're looking forward to more of the same over the weekend- soaking up every minute of our time here.
We've kept busy with swim lessons, long walks to the duck pond, Valentine crafting, and baking galore. I find baking to be a great way to pass the time with Vijay while Vik naps- a bit messy perhaps, but oh-so-fun.
My mom has been teaching me how to work with yeast. We've tackled hard rolls, and pretzels. I am addicted!
Throw in a visit to the Detroit Zoo...
We're looking forward to more of the same over the weekend- soaking up every minute of our time here.







Oh, Christine, I so enjoy these glimpses into your idyllic life. I never knew what beauty Michigan held and it's so soothing to see such adorable pics of your family and crafts and kitchen escapades.
That sounds like a wonderful trip! I don't have kids but I never realized how much grandparents love their grandchildren until I read the book "Some Assembly Required" by Ann and Sam Lamott - it's such a beautiful thing :)
I didn't really spend time with my grandparents- they passed away when I was young, but I do look forward to hopefully having children one day and having them know my parents and in laws.
sigh ...
i love reading your posts -- so serene and full of gratitude and color -- just lovely.
i hope that your new year is off to a brilliant start.
xo
elyse