Monday-D day

It sounds way worse than it actually is. 

I actually said it out loud while we were eating donuts for lunch.

"We are having donuts for lunch on D-day "(only sibling battles here)

Maybe D day shouldn't be declared everywhere we go.

We are four days into working our way through the alphabet, here are a few of the things we have done as of yet:

Astros game

Sighting a firework show afterwards

Arboretum

While beautiful is a little crushing to see all of the damaged suffered from last year's drought

Animals(SPCA)

Cash was extremely unhappy about leaving and as always there were about 3 dogs and a cat that I wanted to take home with us.

Breakfast for dinner

Homemade Cinnamon French toast where one 8 year old exclaimed "These are so yummy, thank you for making them!"

Blowing Bubbles(really they just dumped them out)

Bananagrams

Board games

Because we were busy early in the morning on B-day we decided to do the beach tomorrow on E day.(It's allowed)

Baking Cookies for friends

Making Collages

Yuliya's mainly consisted of pretty dresses and a Toy Story 3 picture,

Jack declared his unfinished, but so far looks great having hunted down fantastic photos.

Coloring

Donuts for lunch

Cash, who is not a fan of donuts opted to just eat the icing off of a cake donut.

Not being a fan myself, I observed.

Discovery Green

Dock Dogs

Tomorrow we head to the beach with friends on E day.

I realize we aren't there in the alphabet yet, but have I mentioned that we play trains nearly every day? This was one of my favorite inside toys as a kid. It delights me that all of the children participate in the building/playing process.