For several years, our weekends were all organized in exactly the same manner. I had the luxury of only having to go to the office four days a week, so I essentially had a three day weekend each week. On the weekends, I spent one day running errands, one day cleaning the house, and one day actually doing something fun with the family. This worked well for us and helped us juggle life with three, and then four, kids.
Only that schedule has been shot to hell for the past 18ish months. Work got hectic. Ree started taking dance on Saturdays. Work got really hectic, and suddenly I was down two day weekends every week like a mere mortal. I still spent a day running errands, partly because it needed to get done and partly because I enjoyed it, and I still spent a day with my family because that's incredibly important to me. But that left no time for cleaning.
This weekend, however, I got a three day weekend, and the old formula was right back in action! Saturday was errand day. The kids "slept in" until 5:15 (which was much more pleasant than Friday morning's 4:40 wake up call. It wasn't even light yet!). I managed to work out, shower, make chocolate chip pancakes with strawberries (soooo good!), and I still had all four kids out the door by 8:05 to run errands. We went to Trader Joe's and Target and only had one major meltdown. At Target Natalia spotted a purple carton of soymilk and decided she needed it. Only no one in our family drinks soy milk. So she then spent three aisles wailing about her purple milk. Despite that little kink, all went well with our plans, and we were home by 10:15. Thankfully, after the hectic start, the day was quite calm and relaxing. I took Ree to dance and killed time reading outside by a Starbucks and shopping while she was in class. It was lovely. Made lunch. The kids refused to nap, so we got to spend a good chunk of the afternoon outside. We were out long enough that Max got to play two rounds of fetch. Made dinner. Watched a movie with Jeff. It was good.
Sunday was the family day. We headed out to the beach bright and early, and we were grateful for our motivation, since the lot where we usually park was almost full when we arrived at 8:30. We met up with the family of a friend from work as well as a family from preschool. We also saw two other families we know. (Hence the very full parking lot!) We had a great time, and, most importantly, wore all the kids out. We grabbed Wendy's on the way home, and by 1:00pm, Ree was the only person left awake in our house. Jeff, the kids, the dogs, and I were all passed out. It was great. But the fun didn't stop there - Sunday night we headed out to the house of another family from preschool. We went swimming and ate dinner and had a good ol' time.
So that meant today was cleaning today. And I was ready! Given that the house is a complete and utter disaster, I went into cleaning time with no agenda. That would only be setting myself up for failure when I accomplished less than 10 percent of whatever insane list of cleaning projects I conjured. Jeff took the kids outside, so I actually got to clean without "helpers." I cranked up Led Zeppelin I to motivate me and hopefully rattle some dirt off the windows, and I headed toward the area currently known as "the sleep room." This is where Leon, Mike, and Natalia currently keep their beds, and the sheets on said beds really, really, really needed to be changed.
It quickly turned into a runaway project that went far beyond stripping the beds. Led Zep I complete, I moved on to Led Zep II, and I still had a long way to go. (And, yes, I was listening to albums. In their entirety. I am pretty sure there are laws against such madness these days, and I don't mind breaking them on occasion.) I should also add the kids don't keep any toys in this room. It's just their beds, their stuffed animals, and some books. Yet is somehow took me an hour and a half to get the place cleaned up. When I was done the sheets were clean, the blankets were straightened, a mountain of dog fur and dirt was removed from the floors, and the room looked essentially exactly the same as when I started. I hate it when that happens.
I had just commented on this to Jeff when Mike saw the sleep room. He came running back to where I was and said, "Mom! You made the room grow!" (Love him! Such great book smarts, so little common sense.) I had managed to rotate an area rug in the process of cleaning. Apparently that made all the difference in the world. Natalia was also awed by her "new" space.
Given the results of today's cleaning binge, I'm almost looking forward to future cleaning projects. First goal is to clean up my schedule and try to find some more three day weekends so they can happen.
Monday, May 26, 2014
Monday, May 12, 2014
Mother's Day
Mother's Day was pretty quiet at our house. If anything, we did even less than usual. I spent the weekend attempting to get caught up on work projects, and was mostly just a grouchy pants until I finished.
Anywho, so we didn't do a ton. I received a Panera gift card as part of an early Mother's Day present from my parents, and it was burning a hole in my pocket, so we picked up bagels for breakfast, and the kids and I gorged ourselves on bagels and fruit. Michael liked the breakfast so much he wanted to have it again for Father's Day. I had to kindly point out the one person not indulging in the carb and sugar fest was his father.
Natalia did not let the day go unnoticed, though. At one point she turned to Jeff and announced, "Happy Mother's Day, Dad!" She tries...
We did manage to go strawberry picking yesterday afternoon. There is a berry farm next to our neighborhood, and yes, we know we are spoiled. It was actually the first time out for the season, and the kids were really excited to go.
Despite the look on my little BFF's face, she really was happy to be there. I think her big sister has just convinced here that photos are not cool.
And, in case there was any doubt, we were picking STRAWBERRIES!
They also sell homemade ice cream, and, of course, we had to stop for some after we got done picking berries. After that, we headed to the green house where I got some plants for our little herb garden. Most years we have a nice collection of herbs growing on our front porch, but last year they never really took off. I think the problems were that I planted too late and I was trying to grow from seeds. (We will completely ignore the fact that I may have forgotten to water them or find the right light for each plant.) However, we do have a chive plant that has no idea it is supposed to be an annual, and it is about four years old. Ree and Natalia like to snack on chives, and Natalia often helps herself to a chive on the way to and from the car. They happened to have chives at the nursery, and as she walked by, Natalia picked one and began eating it. She had no idea that wasn't normal behavior when one saw chives. I actually felt kinda bad telling her that it wasn't actually a buffet.
We did not buy any more chive plants, but we did come home with a purple basil plant, cilantro, parsley, and (I think) spearmint. We never seem to eat mint, but the kids love to grow it, and it smells good. After berry picking, the kids were tired, and the three stooges all took naps. While they slept, I worked. I got done, consequently turned into a (semi) normal human being again, and I even had some time to read a chapter of Harry Potter to Ree before the usual chaos erupted again. We had a good dinner, and then everyone pigged out on strawberries before falling into bed. I guess sometimes regular ol' days make for great Mother's Days.
Anywho, so we didn't do a ton. I received a Panera gift card as part of an early Mother's Day present from my parents, and it was burning a hole in my pocket, so we picked up bagels for breakfast, and the kids and I gorged ourselves on bagels and fruit. Michael liked the breakfast so much he wanted to have it again for Father's Day. I had to kindly point out the one person not indulging in the carb and sugar fest was his father.
Natalia did not let the day go unnoticed, though. At one point she turned to Jeff and announced, "Happy Mother's Day, Dad!" She tries...
We did manage to go strawberry picking yesterday afternoon. There is a berry farm next to our neighborhood, and yes, we know we are spoiled. It was actually the first time out for the season, and the kids were really excited to go.
Despite the look on my little BFF's face, she really was happy to be there. I think her big sister has just convinced here that photos are not cool.
And, in case there was any doubt, we were picking STRAWBERRIES!
They also sell homemade ice cream, and, of course, we had to stop for some after we got done picking berries. After that, we headed to the green house where I got some plants for our little herb garden. Most years we have a nice collection of herbs growing on our front porch, but last year they never really took off. I think the problems were that I planted too late and I was trying to grow from seeds. (We will completely ignore the fact that I may have forgotten to water them or find the right light for each plant.) However, we do have a chive plant that has no idea it is supposed to be an annual, and it is about four years old. Ree and Natalia like to snack on chives, and Natalia often helps herself to a chive on the way to and from the car. They happened to have chives at the nursery, and as she walked by, Natalia picked one and began eating it. She had no idea that wasn't normal behavior when one saw chives. I actually felt kinda bad telling her that it wasn't actually a buffet.
We did not buy any more chive plants, but we did come home with a purple basil plant, cilantro, parsley, and (I think) spearmint. We never seem to eat mint, but the kids love to grow it, and it smells good. After berry picking, the kids were tired, and the three stooges all took naps. While they slept, I worked. I got done, consequently turned into a (semi) normal human being again, and I even had some time to read a chapter of Harry Potter to Ree before the usual chaos erupted again. We had a good dinner, and then everyone pigged out on strawberries before falling into bed. I guess sometimes regular ol' days make for great Mother's Days.
Sunday, April 27, 2014
Back to School
Everyone headed back to school this week. Since Ree had been off for three weeks, it kinda felt like the first day of school all over again on Monday. We definitely all had to readjust to the early mornings. I think the trickiest part for me was getting back in the habit of making lunches. I'm not all that great at remembering to make lunches even when she goes to school every day. But I managed to feed her every day. Phew!
The best news, though, was that school was back to the regular schedule. During March the school day had been extended by 30 minutes a day to help make up for the six days we missed this year due to ice. That meant each day ended 15 minutes later. It also meant each day started 15 minutes earlier, and it turns out 15 minutes in the morning makes a big difference. It was nice to get our 15 minutes back.
Another thing that I really liked was the fact that Ree is back riding in the bus. Sometime in January (I think), I had started taking Ree to school due to the timing of her bus and the incredibly cold weather, and we just kept it up. On Monday, however, there was a monstrous line of people dropping off their kids, and it took an incredibly long time for me to get through the drop off line. Not so great when I am trying to get to work. Ree and I both quickly agreed that she would resume her bus riding.
The good part about bus riding is having a few minutes every morning to just, well, watch the morning. It helped that it was around 60 degrees and clear all but one morning this week, but even when it's not that nice, it's a relaxing way to start the day. We typically count the birds flying by, check for vapor trails for planes, and just chat. It's definitely a nice break in the chaos.
The best news, though, was that school was back to the regular schedule. During March the school day had been extended by 30 minutes a day to help make up for the six days we missed this year due to ice. That meant each day ended 15 minutes later. It also meant each day started 15 minutes earlier, and it turns out 15 minutes in the morning makes a big difference. It was nice to get our 15 minutes back.
Another thing that I really liked was the fact that Ree is back riding in the bus. Sometime in January (I think), I had started taking Ree to school due to the timing of her bus and the incredibly cold weather, and we just kept it up. On Monday, however, there was a monstrous line of people dropping off their kids, and it took an incredibly long time for me to get through the drop off line. Not so great when I am trying to get to work. Ree and I both quickly agreed that she would resume her bus riding.
The good part about bus riding is having a few minutes every morning to just, well, watch the morning. It helped that it was around 60 degrees and clear all but one morning this week, but even when it's not that nice, it's a relaxing way to start the day. We typically count the birds flying by, check for vapor trails for planes, and just chat. It's definitely a nice break in the chaos.
Sunday, April 20, 2014
Spring Break
It was a bit of an odd Easter. It was cold and rainy and I had the flu. On the bright side, it led to a very relaxing day, which was much needed after the past week. It was Spring Break. Because she goes to year round school, Ree was off for three weeks, but this last week was the official spring break when the boys were off too, and it was a fun, but hectic, time.
Friday, April 11
Our first adventure was the preschool egg hunt. Thankfully, they allow siblings to participate. I had to work that day, among a slew of other things, and Nati described my schedule as "Work, home, work, home, work, home..." Even if that wasn't entirely true, it was a fairly accurate description of what the day felt like for me. (And, yes, I am incredibly grateful that I have a job where I can shuffle back and forth between things like that.)
Saturday, April 12
Saturday morning we went to the semi-annual consignment sale for the local Mothers of Twins Club. It's the one event of the year where the kids get to go shopping and pick out "new" toys, and it's always a big deal in our house. It started at 8am, and I was there with the 4 kids at about 8:04 to ensure maximum selection. I think they were all pretty happy with their choices, and we ended up making quite a sizeable contribution to the Twins Club.
After lunch, we headed to Azalea Fest where Ree performed with her ballet class.
We were able to finding parking easily, which was great, because traffic on the way there had been a nightmare. Walking around, it was easy to see why. The weather was perfect, and the crowds were huge. We attempted to buy the kids snow cones after Ree's performance, but the lines were insanely long, so we ended up heading to McDonald's where we were able to get some ice cream. The kids were also able to play on the shaded playground.
Sunday, April 13
It had been so crowded and so hot, that all we did at Azalea Fest on Saturday was watch Ree perform. So we headed back downtown on Sunday to actually enjoy the festival events. The highlight was definitely meeting Elsa and Ana from Frozen. (Natalia is hugging Olaf the snowman in the photo.) They got to see Spider Man, too, and we ended up eating a picnic lunch at our usual spot for Azalea Fest and Riverfest.
Monday, April 14
Monday brought forth a dilemma. I had planned on taking the whole week off, and then I realized I really did need to work, so I planned on doing family stuff in the mornings and heading in to work in the afternoons. Half days off were better than no days off, and I am hoping for real time off this summer. Only Monday we planned to head to the beach in the morning, and I didn't know how I would manage an afternoon of meetings at work (I was booked from 11:30 - 5), after going to the beach.
I shouldn't have worried. That took care of itself when Natalia got sick around 7:30 Sunday night. She hadn't been feeling right since Saturday afternoon, and the poor kid was sick to her stomach ALL night. She finally settled down around 3:30 or 4am, but Ree started getting sick at the same time, including two rounds where they were both sick at once. I slept less than 3 hours all night, and only in short bursts, so it was clear I was not going anywhere on Monday. I spent most of the day holding Natalia, who was fighting sleep. At one point, she stormed off to her room, where she proceeded to pass out on the floor and sleep for 3 hours. I did go outside for awhile with the boys. There's nothing like two boys in their jammies with their feet in a tub of water.
Tuesday, April 15
Leon got sick Monday night, and Natalia was still incredibly feverish on Tuesday, despite regular doses of ibuprofen, so Tuesday was another day of cuddles and rest. Leon was actually much better by morning. Jeff got everyone else out of the house, and I also managed to work a little while Natalia watched TV and slept. Laptops are wonderful things. Tuesday night, Natalia asked, "Will I be sick forever?" and the poor girl wasn't sad about it. I think she was truly curious. She was also probably plotting and thinking we were going to need some new DVDs if she was going to be sick forever.
Wednesday, April 16
We finally had a day generally go as planned! Everyone was feeling better, and in the morning I dropped Ree off for a playdate with a friend from school while I went into work for a couple of hours. My time at work was a blur, but at least I was able to get a little done. I have no memories of the rest of the day. I have no idea if that is good or bad!
Thursday, April 17
The kids had been promised a trip to an indoor play place, and we headed to Jungle Rapids. The kids had fun bouncing and climbing, although Natalia started getting cranky within 45 minutes of arriving. Thankfully, we had friends arrive soon after that, and Natalia was willing to play for 30 more minutes. We all went to Moe's for lunch, then we went back and played more. Everyone took good naps that afternoon!
Friday, April 18
My uncle was spending the month working from a beach house in Sunset Beach, and we headed down to see him. The weather was less than perfect for the beach - the air never got above 68 degrees, and the water temperature was about 61 degrees. However, we hadn't been to the beach yet this year, and that didn't stop the kids from playing on the beach and in the water for about 3 hours. To make it a true vacation day, much TV was watched and much food was consumed, and the kids are still discussing their desserts (sliced strawberries topped with raspberry/white chocolate chunk ice cream, whipped cream, and almonds).
Saturday, April 19
We got back late on Friday night and ended up not doing much on Saturday. I cleaned the house a little. (I had grand plans of cleaning the house over spring break. That didn't really happen, but I did do a record breaking number of loads of laundry on Sunday and Monday while everyone was sick, and I spot cleaned the heck out of a few areas. That counts for something, right?)
The kids did help decorate one impressive Easter cake. We were cleaning out the candy bowl, and this bad boy contains Peeps, Sweet Tarts, Starbursts, and chocolate eggs. Hello, sugar bomb!
Sunday, April 20
Thankfully we did empty out the candy bowl, because the Easter Bunny dutifully arrived at our house, and the candy bowl was refilled. The Easter Bunny also brings small gifts, and it turned out Mike received a Star Wars Lego set he already owned. Michael was not happy. Thankfully, he quickly calmed down when Ree reminded him that he had lost the main part of that Lego set and when it occurred to Mike that perhaps the Easter Bunny doesn't know all the toys he has. (Oddly, neither does his mother!)
I realized the kids had not bathed since Thursday night (oops!) since we got back really late on Friday and on Saturday night I was already feeling icky and Jeff tucked them in solo, so we took long morning baths today. We also watched the first Harry Potter movie, which the kids had never seen but had been dying to watch. (Especially Ree, since I just got done reading her the first two books.) We had a good, if unconventional, Easter dinner. I didn't really have the energy to make much, so we just had pasta topped with sausage, peppers, and mushrooms. After dinner we watched, "It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown." It was an odd Easter, but not an entirely bad day. Now, back to real life!
Friday, April 11
Our first adventure was the preschool egg hunt. Thankfully, they allow siblings to participate. I had to work that day, among a slew of other things, and Nati described my schedule as "Work, home, work, home, work, home..." Even if that wasn't entirely true, it was a fairly accurate description of what the day felt like for me. (And, yes, I am incredibly grateful that I have a job where I can shuffle back and forth between things like that.)
Saturday, April 12
Saturday morning we went to the semi-annual consignment sale for the local Mothers of Twins Club. It's the one event of the year where the kids get to go shopping and pick out "new" toys, and it's always a big deal in our house. It started at 8am, and I was there with the 4 kids at about 8:04 to ensure maximum selection. I think they were all pretty happy with their choices, and we ended up making quite a sizeable contribution to the Twins Club.
After lunch, we headed to Azalea Fest where Ree performed with her ballet class.
We were able to finding parking easily, which was great, because traffic on the way there had been a nightmare. Walking around, it was easy to see why. The weather was perfect, and the crowds were huge. We attempted to buy the kids snow cones after Ree's performance, but the lines were insanely long, so we ended up heading to McDonald's where we were able to get some ice cream. The kids were also able to play on the shaded playground.
Sunday, April 13
It had been so crowded and so hot, that all we did at Azalea Fest on Saturday was watch Ree perform. So we headed back downtown on Sunday to actually enjoy the festival events. The highlight was definitely meeting Elsa and Ana from Frozen. (Natalia is hugging Olaf the snowman in the photo.) They got to see Spider Man, too, and we ended up eating a picnic lunch at our usual spot for Azalea Fest and Riverfest.
Monday, April 14
Monday brought forth a dilemma. I had planned on taking the whole week off, and then I realized I really did need to work, so I planned on doing family stuff in the mornings and heading in to work in the afternoons. Half days off were better than no days off, and I am hoping for real time off this summer. Only Monday we planned to head to the beach in the morning, and I didn't know how I would manage an afternoon of meetings at work (I was booked from 11:30 - 5), after going to the beach.
I shouldn't have worried. That took care of itself when Natalia got sick around 7:30 Sunday night. She hadn't been feeling right since Saturday afternoon, and the poor kid was sick to her stomach ALL night. She finally settled down around 3:30 or 4am, but Ree started getting sick at the same time, including two rounds where they were both sick at once. I slept less than 3 hours all night, and only in short bursts, so it was clear I was not going anywhere on Monday. I spent most of the day holding Natalia, who was fighting sleep. At one point, she stormed off to her room, where she proceeded to pass out on the floor and sleep for 3 hours. I did go outside for awhile with the boys. There's nothing like two boys in their jammies with their feet in a tub of water.
Tuesday, April 15
Leon got sick Monday night, and Natalia was still incredibly feverish on Tuesday, despite regular doses of ibuprofen, so Tuesday was another day of cuddles and rest. Leon was actually much better by morning. Jeff got everyone else out of the house, and I also managed to work a little while Natalia watched TV and slept. Laptops are wonderful things. Tuesday night, Natalia asked, "Will I be sick forever?" and the poor girl wasn't sad about it. I think she was truly curious. She was also probably plotting and thinking we were going to need some new DVDs if she was going to be sick forever.
Wednesday, April 16
We finally had a day generally go as planned! Everyone was feeling better, and in the morning I dropped Ree off for a playdate with a friend from school while I went into work for a couple of hours. My time at work was a blur, but at least I was able to get a little done. I have no memories of the rest of the day. I have no idea if that is good or bad!
Thursday, April 17
The kids had been promised a trip to an indoor play place, and we headed to Jungle Rapids. The kids had fun bouncing and climbing, although Natalia started getting cranky within 45 minutes of arriving. Thankfully, we had friends arrive soon after that, and Natalia was willing to play for 30 more minutes. We all went to Moe's for lunch, then we went back and played more. Everyone took good naps that afternoon!
Friday, April 18
My uncle was spending the month working from a beach house in Sunset Beach, and we headed down to see him. The weather was less than perfect for the beach - the air never got above 68 degrees, and the water temperature was about 61 degrees. However, we hadn't been to the beach yet this year, and that didn't stop the kids from playing on the beach and in the water for about 3 hours. To make it a true vacation day, much TV was watched and much food was consumed, and the kids are still discussing their desserts (sliced strawberries topped with raspberry/white chocolate chunk ice cream, whipped cream, and almonds).
Saturday, April 19
We got back late on Friday night and ended up not doing much on Saturday. I cleaned the house a little. (I had grand plans of cleaning the house over spring break. That didn't really happen, but I did do a record breaking number of loads of laundry on Sunday and Monday while everyone was sick, and I spot cleaned the heck out of a few areas. That counts for something, right?)
The kids did help decorate one impressive Easter cake. We were cleaning out the candy bowl, and this bad boy contains Peeps, Sweet Tarts, Starbursts, and chocolate eggs. Hello, sugar bomb!
Sunday, April 20
Thankfully we did empty out the candy bowl, because the Easter Bunny dutifully arrived at our house, and the candy bowl was refilled. The Easter Bunny also brings small gifts, and it turned out Mike received a Star Wars Lego set he already owned. Michael was not happy. Thankfully, he quickly calmed down when Ree reminded him that he had lost the main part of that Lego set and when it occurred to Mike that perhaps the Easter Bunny doesn't know all the toys he has. (Oddly, neither does his mother!)
I realized the kids had not bathed since Thursday night (oops!) since we got back really late on Friday and on Saturday night I was already feeling icky and Jeff tucked them in solo, so we took long morning baths today. We also watched the first Harry Potter movie, which the kids had never seen but had been dying to watch. (Especially Ree, since I just got done reading her the first two books.) We had a good, if unconventional, Easter dinner. I didn't really have the energy to make much, so we just had pasta topped with sausage, peppers, and mushrooms. After dinner we watched, "It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown." It was an odd Easter, but not an entirely bad day. Now, back to real life!
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Happy First Day of Spring
It was a lovely first day of spring here. Temperatures were near 70 degrees, and when I came home from work, the windows were open and the kids were out running in the yard. Ahhh.
I can't claim to have any flowers in the yard (that would require doing things like planting them), but I enjoyed these at my parents' house the other day.
We were actually cleaning up their yard, which had a lot of branches down thanks to an ice storm followed by a wind storm. Mike was happy to help with the work. (Leon started off helping too, but quickly joined his sisters who were inside watching TV.)
It's actually supposed to get cold again next week, but we will enjoy a few warm days while we can.
I can't claim to have any flowers in the yard (that would require doing things like planting them), but I enjoyed these at my parents' house the other day.
We were actually cleaning up their yard, which had a lot of branches down thanks to an ice storm followed by a wind storm. Mike was happy to help with the work. (Leon started off helping too, but quickly joined his sisters who were inside watching TV.)
It's actually supposed to get cold again next week, but we will enjoy a few warm days while we can.
Monday, March 17, 2014
Tooth
When Ree got home from school today, she said, "Hey, Mom!" and then showed me her latest loose tooth. I commented appropriately, but I didn't think much of it. That child can wiggle a loose tooth for a long time. When she lost her first tooth last year, she worked on it for a good 5 or 6 weeks before it came out. Jeff is horrified by this, but I wiggled all my teeth until they just fell out, so I've campaigned for the right for her to do the same.
So imagine my surprise when she bopped into the kitchen while I was cooking dinner and announced, "Mom! I pulled out my tooth!" First order of business was stopping the bleeding, which just seemed to annoy her. Second order of business was figuring out if she is really brave, she has a really high pain threshold, or if she just really, really wanted money from the Tooth Fairy.
So imagine my surprise when she bopped into the kitchen while I was cooking dinner and announced, "Mom! I pulled out my tooth!" First order of business was stopping the bleeding, which just seemed to annoy her. Second order of business was figuring out if she is really brave, she has a really high pain threshold, or if she just really, really wanted money from the Tooth Fairy.
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Makeovers
This weekend Natalia got her first real haircut. I hadn't planned it, but when the other kids were getting haircuts, she jumped in line. Unlike a brother of hers who will not be named, Natalia was calm and relaxed throughout and sat perfectly still, looking straight forward.
So that was her "Mommy Makeover." It turned out pretty cute. In contrast, we have her self makeover where she decided to use a green marker in place of all other cosmetic products. After seeing the picture, even she agrees it's not her best look. But the dress and sweater combo she was rocking was pretty cute. At least she had that going on with her Incredible Hulk look.
So that was her "Mommy Makeover." It turned out pretty cute. In contrast, we have her self makeover where she decided to use a green marker in place of all other cosmetic products. After seeing the picture, even she agrees it's not her best look. But the dress and sweater combo she was rocking was pretty cute. At least she had that going on with her Incredible Hulk look.
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