Tongue Twisters and Booby Talk {Really Random Post}

As we were getting ready to head out for our walk this morning, we got a text from Jacob & William's mom asking if we wanted some company.  Well, that's a no-brainer!  So, we headed up to the Bob Jones trail with a packed lunch and our sunscreen in hand.  What a gorgeous, fun-filled morning it ended up being.

Speaking of sunscreen, Olivia calls it scun-screen  Which reminds me, I can't remember if I've mentioned this before, but on Nana's Kindle the screen saver is of various authors.  A few months back, Olivia asked her who the people were on the screen and Mom told her they were just some scholars.  When we asked Olivia what they were, she said they were scum scholars.  Tonight she was trying to say "same star" but it came out stame star.  I shouldn't laugh, but those tongue twisters are so fun to hear!

Alright, back to our day...

Any walk with a playground pit-stop in the middle is PERFECT in our book.

Add in a lunch with our boyfriend{s} and we are very happy!

Oh my word - I can't get enough of this little guy!

While we sat for our lunch break, Sarah nursed baby William.  {Can I just say that she is such an inspiration to all of us who are pregnant with our second ones?  She does a great job at getting out and about with her boys and I know that is not an easy feat.}  Anyway, even wearing her hooter hider, Olivia was completely enthralled with what was going on!  She kept peeking in on him and at one point she turned to me and said, Is baby William drinking Sarah's boobs?  Yep, that's what he's doing.  Better get used to it, baby girl.

Umm, any guesses on what we had for dinner?  I made my first ever pasta with meat sauce tonight.  And, let's talk about great minds thinking alike.  Yesterday I called my mom and told her we were having pork chops for dinner {It's Shake N Bake, and I helped!}.  We NEVER make pork chops.  Anyway, Mom gave a big chuckle and told me she was fixing pork chops too.  Then, tonight, I call her and tell her how I am making pasta with meat sauce.  And, believe it or not, they were making the same thing!   We are good wives and good mamas!

So, I promised Olivia I would take a bath with her tonight - so lovely getting into a tub and then scrubbing pasta sauce off of her face and tummy.  While we were in there, she pointed to my belly and said, I love you, Baby Sister.  A few minutes later, she pointed to my Do Not Disturbs and said,  I love you, Mommy's Boobs.  

Happy Thursday from the Central Coast!