Dan and I started off February by going for an early Valentine's dinner at The Heritage, of which I forgot to take a single picture! I'm really out of the habit lately.
Kinga and I are still going to the library every Thursday.
She loves the toys there and the computer singing nursery rhymes to her.
She never wants to read the books until we get home.
If you don't like photos of adorable two year olds you might want to skip this post.
Try as she might she doesn't have the strength to make that popper pop.
We took the girls out for the usual IHOP breakfast for dinner on Valentine's Day.
They are playing a game against each other waiting for our food.
Normally, there's no phones at dinner, but we made an exception.
And another photo fail. Becky took me to the Rosebowl Flea Market followed by lunch.
It was a fun Christmas present but we both forgot to take any photos.
Afterward she wanted to go to Temple City and see if she remembered Dar's house.
We spent a lot of good times there in the late 80's and early 90's.
I also drove by where my Aunt Helen lived until 1975.
I spent a lot of time there babysitting my cousins who were barely older than me. lol
We took a photo when we got home!
She loves her new doctor kit.
Mia's LaCrosse picture as an official goalie this year.
The girls have a week off in February called Ski Week.
This year we decided to get an airbnb in Big Bear with neighbors and let the kids go snowboarding.
We started out the trip with a night out at a Mexican restaurant.
The girls made a strange cake when we got home.
No one told them about using the high altitude recipe so it didn't come out too well.
The next day was snowboarding day.
They had a blast! Everyone loved it.
We took pictures like this of all the rented snowboards and skis.
We should have taken pictures of the poles!
"Sorry, these aren't our poles," says the lady behind the counter.
Well, she wasn't that nice. She didn't say sorry.
We were outnumbered by teenagers 7 to 4, but they were really great. Zero issues.
Day 2 was spaghetti night!
The next day was supposed to be a tubing day but the girls wanted to go thrift shopping instead.
How to say they are growing up without saying they are growing up.
I brought my juicer and 4 huge bags of oranges from Costco. It was fun for all the kids except mine.
Mine want nothing to do with it. lol
We went to Oliver's last game with his current team.
Anna had her second performance of the year.
Her she is as April's brain. I love that students wrote all the scenes.
I enjoy golfing once a month with a few ladies from the Rossmoor Women's Club.
On a rainy Thursday it's time for an indoor playground!
She is pretty fearless.
Looking forward to spring next month!