So we stayed in, played with almost every toy we had and finally filled a dress-up box with all the dress-up clothes the kids have.
For lunch, we went the muffin tin route. And to make it a little more fun, I told the kids that they could only pick breakfast foods for their tin. There's nothing like telling a two-year-old and four-year-old that they can only eat breakfast foods for lunch to keep them engaged. They thought the idea was the funniest (and coolest) ever.
So, in our tin we have (top row) raisin bran, yogurt and blackberries (bottom row) peanut butter and jam on toast, honey nut cheerios and strawberries. This was one lunch that was devoured by both of them.
As for the rain, soon after lunch, it stopped and the sun came out, so I decided that a quick trip to the library (which is just down the street) would be a good way to get out before nap/rest time. So off we went. And as we were choosing our books, the clouds returned and opened up. Needless to say, we got a little wet on our walk back.
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7 comments:
I love what they picked. It must be great to be able to walk to the library.
We love to do muffin tin breakfast too!
Ah, walking in the rain. One of our favorite things ever. Great tin!
That is a great breakfast!! :)
And I agree with the others, you are so lucky to be able to walk around town like that! It would take me about 6 hours to walk to our library... no thanks. :)
Great tin! We love doing breakfast for muffin tins. :o) What a fun way to start the day!
Breakfast is fun for me at all times, too. I would love it if my library was just down the street.
I wish we were that close to the library. We are a 30 min. drive! Great looking tin.
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