Today Milan played Makeup Artist and Julien played her client.

Another role playing game they like is when one plays the Mommy and the other plays the child.  The Mommy puts the child in time-out.  When time-out is over, she calls the child over and asks, "what did I say?" and the other answers, then they switch roles.

   

There is also "Guess How Much I Love You" where they act out all of the parts where the Daddy bunny and baby bunny show how much the love each other.  They stretch their arms up and out, hop like bunnies, and try to balance on their hands with their legs against a wall.

Their most played game is acting out and reciting scenes from their favourite movies like: Brave, Cars and Cars 2, and Tangled.

Fallen asleep during snack time | Pretty detail @ Year-End Exhibition | A friend's presentation 

Best annual garage sale (I even stood in line to get in!) | Still snowing in April | GINGER BEER! 

Cola flavoured Mentos! | Swimming class | Happy cousins

Primary Activity | Excited to play outside | Reunited with her tricycle

On my bedroom wall | Julien | Bath time 

Photos by Sophia Cardona.

Mary Kay Melissa!

On my wish list: matte eyeshadows, True Dimension lipstick in Pink Chérie, Makeup Finishing Spray by Skindinvia, and a backup Brow Definer Pencil in Soft Black.

Sleeping Julien | Hunter sale at Costco | Throwback Jenn @ Oma's

Oma dinner | Easter weekend | Patient church kids waiting for their parents

Sleeping Julien | Bunny Lee | First day of swimming classes

Baby Lee | Edmonton Site Visit | Hockey James

Bar Italia with Sophia | Breaking up a fight | Meeting new friends

Easter dinner | Favourite Uncle Hans | Lola's house

Selfie | Some cute people | Hardcore BDI fans

Prayer time has gotten so cute ever since we started including the kids in the rotation. Routine has it that Milan and Julien fight over who gets to pray first and they're prayers are getting more and more elaborate. Tonight, Julien blessed everyone and everything that came to mind. He blessed Lightning McQueen, the tent, Lola, Auntie Cathy, his siblings and parents, his books, etc. until we finally had to cut in and help him with ending it. Milan is getting so thoughtful and remembers to bless everyone she loves including new people who occasionally join us for family prayers.     

I love our kids so much and having them in our home teaches us many things about innocence, trust, and the simplicity of being good people and doing what's right.