Tuesday, February 18, 2020

school valentines

Valentine’s Day snuck up on me this year.
It’s not my favorite holiday at all, 
but it’s more fun now that the kids are getting
older. I might even need to decorate 
next year. 

The kids each had a party at school and
they were conveniently spread out to 
different days. This was both a
good thing and kind of not...

Up first was Brookie Boo...but her
Valentine’s were the last that I thought about. 
Oops.

Dug up some unused play doh and 
busted out the Cricut. Lucky for me, 
Paige and Tate gave out the same 
thing when they were younger, so 
I just updated the name. 

Boom. 
Done.



Taters was the first to get to work on
Valentine’s Day treats. 
I just knew it would take him a 
little while to write his name enough times.



Paige was the only one who needed a
homemade box, so that was nice.
We had fun working on it together...over the
course of a few evenings. 
These things always take longer than you think.



If you ask her, Paige’s favorite color
right now is “rainbow.”
It’s both trendy and indecisive.
Both describe Paige-so happy to 
be part of the crowd, while not wanting to
exclude anyone or hurt any feelings...
including whatever color might feel left
out if not chosen as a favorite.

Night one was spent cutting strips of
paper to make her box “rainbow.”
It had a little bit more of a pride
vibe to it, so I had to figure out what would
help. We decided on the arched rainbow with
clouds...I think that was all it needed. 



And because it’s Paige, she left a sweet
note for her friends to read as they
dropped in their cards. 



Gosh, I love that kid. 

Anyways! 
Brooke had her party and loved it! 
Rotten teeth and all...haha





Tate has his party that I got to attend. 
We were in charge of fruit. Tate chose
watermelon (because February is basically summer?)
and the 2 of us cut it into hearts for his
little friends. 
We got home and opened his goody bag
in the driveway.

Such a fun day with my little guy.



And Brooke was there, too...



Then PaigeyK signed her name (and 
addressed each card to a friend)



...while wearing her favorite fuzzy backpack from Liz!



She had a lot of fun at school, too! 

On Valentine’s Day, Tate was not 
pleased with our lack of decorations, so
we strung the heart confettis he found at 
school and made a Valentine’s Day sign 
for the kitchen. 



The pink and red combo didn’t quite have
the look I was going for, but it was Tate approved, 
so I went with it. 

While I was grabbing supplies, Taters even 
snagged this photo of Brooke! 



Well done, Tate! 
Well done! 

And I’m happy to say, valentines prep and 
execution is done. 
Phew! 

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