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Tea Party

I kept Cambry home from school today because she had the stomach flu yesterday.  By mid-morning it was evident that she could have gone to school!  I'm so glad she is feeling better, but there sure is a lot of extra talking and singing when she's home - not to mention the screaming that comes from Delaney when Cambry is around! 

I was trying to think of some activities to pass the time, and then I suddenly remembered that Cambry had a cake mix for her Easy-Bake Oven that she had gotten for her birthday.  So, we decided to have a tea party!  She got all excited about baking her cake, dressing up like a princess, and setting the table.  The party lasted all of 5 minutes, but Cambry kept telling me how much fun she had!  I guess it doesn't take much to please a little girl!

Cambry poured Delaney and herself some "tea" (apple juice).  Surprisingly, Delaney was able to drink hers without spilling!


Cake is so good!  She would have eaten all the cake if I hadn't stopped her!

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  1. VanessaJanuary 19, 2012 at 2:25 PM

    1. Cambry is just beautiful - love those cheekbones!
    2. Delaney's profile is identical to you at age 1 (last picture)
    3. Little D and I have been working on drinking by herself from little cups . . . it WAS our little secret!

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