Well, after many requests, I have started a blog. It is meant to share the many activities of Sophie's life with friends and relatives who don't have the opportunity to visit us frequently and watch Sophie grow. I will try to update "Stories of Sophie" often so you can all feel like you're a part of our every day happenings. Please enjoy and visit often!
It was a very cold and rainy Saturday, Dec. 26th. And most of you know how Sophie would rather be drenched than keep her rain cover on. So many days after the end of Hanukkah we decided it was time to make Hanukkah cookies. Although we don't have a rolling pin, we were creative and used our hands (freshly washed) and cups to flatten the dough. Sophie thought this was a lot of fun.
Since Mommy gets to use the spatula to transfer cookies to the baking sheet....so does Sophie. The cookies were no longer Hanukkah shapes by the time Sophie had scooped them up. Hey, you've got to learn somehow.
They all made it! Some more nicely formed than others, but we had a great time and many laughs! Bon appetit!! That's french for enjoy! (From Fancy Nancy, Sophie's favorite stories).
By sunday morning, the rain had stopped and we needed to get outside for an activity! So, we bundled up, and Sophie pushed her little stroller to the park. Only one other family was there, so we had the whole playground all the slides and swings to ourselves. Sophie slid down the slide all by herself for the very first time. We were very proud parents!
It was a very cold and rainy Saturday, Dec. 26th. And most of you know how Sophie would rather be drenched than keep her rain cover on. So many days after the end of Hanukkah we decided it was time to make Hanukkah cookies. Although we don't have a rolling pin, we were creative and used our hands (freshly washed) and cups to flatten the dough. Sophie thought this was a lot of fun.
They all made it! Some more nicely formed than others, but we had a great time and many laughs! Bon appetit!! That's french for enjoy! (From Fancy Nancy, Sophie's favorite stories).By sunday morning, the rain had stopped and we needed to get outside for an activity! So, we bundled up, and Sophie pushed her little stroller to the park. Only one other family was there, so we had the whole playground all the slides and swings to ourselves. Sophie slid down the slide all by herself for the very first time. We were very proud parents!


WOW !!! I looked at this picture of Sofe on the slide and needed a double take. Jaye I thought it was a picture of you thrown in there. Could be a twin flashback. BTW I think this blog is kinda cool.
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i LOVE picturing sophie baking hannukah cookies! what a big girl!!
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