Spencer made some delicious home made cinnamon rolls for Christmas breakfast, enough to feed 60 people. This is the dough, I had to document the volume.
We went to the Enchanted Village, a Boston tradition since 1958. It's a pretty cool exhibit of various Holiday vignettes with lots of animated characters; the girls enjoyed it more than I guessed they would.
Santa left the kids an indoor trampoline, he is so popular around here.
Spencer's cousin and his family came for dinner they day after Christmas, here's a video of the kids performing Jingle Bells.
The following pictures were taken today at Castle Hill in Ipswich, MA. It was really lovely. I would say it was my 4 favorite things wrapped up into one fabulous package:
1. The Beach 2. Fancy Architecture 3. History 4. Family Time
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| Sea Serpents and Shell detail, hint at what's behind the house |
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| Kids are at the front door - what scale |
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| A view up the Allee` |
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| Kate thought this part of the courtyard was built as a tap dancing stage |
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| View on the Allee` towards the ocean |
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| A huge chestnut |
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| View from the ocean back towards the mansion |
Tomorrow we start potty training Adam, wish us luck!
5 comments:
That mansion looks magical and straight out of Europe!
DO you have a potty training method you recommend?
fantastic pics! i love reading about your adventures! and that's a lot of cinnamon rolls!
Seriously with Adam? I can't stop laughing. I'm picturing my boys before they were 2 and the messes they would have made...good luck!
That place looks amazing! I want to go to there.
Also, cinnamon roll dough. HOLY.
this place looks amazing! i love the pics you captured. very fun stuff.
okay, and i need more info on this potty training adam business. not that i think isaac is ready, but the thought of no more diapers kind of makes me want to try it anyways!
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