Saturdays are for Siblings

Sometimes Saturdays feel like every other day. I spent most of mine cleaning, doing laundry, and trying to get Darcy to take a nap. The big girls and I ran errands and tried to buy chicks, but they were out of the breed we like.


Sierra and Ethan came over for lunch and stayed until bedtime. Clayton entertained them with video games and then we had dinner together. Potato and corn chowder. The adults liked it, the kids did not. 


Ruby is such a fancy Nancy. Today she put on all her most fancy things and said her name was Chandelier,  and she was going to go on a fancy trip to Africa where they have a wild salon where they paint your nails and you get to look at animals. That girl cracks me up.



And this cutie patootie cracks me up too.

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