
i caught her underneath the coffee table (where i had stored her little people the night before) in the throes of her baby world. needless to say, we are slightly addicted to these vintage little people (even if they aren't safe for kids these days...apparently they fit in a tp tube, which means they can fit in a tiny esophagus...we will have to move them once tiny is mobile and putting everything in her mouth). she already had a lovely, 1970s looking house, but added an airport and airplane, and a playground for her birthday.

all ready to eat lunch around their table. she finds such joy in arranging them all in chairs around the table, bringing them huge pretzels or gigantic cheerios to "eat" and giving them her spoons and forks for their meal. it amuses me to see her mimicking our daily life so accurately.
these days have been pretty good.
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Love the new header picture! Isn't their imagination fun to watch? This week Eli turned a folded piece of bread into a cell phone and had a great conversation with Thomas the Train. Awesome.
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