I am so blessed to be a mother to my sweet girl. Seriously, I couldn't ask for more! My mother's day was very low key, but at nearly 32 weeks pregnant, that's exactly what I wanted.
My day started at 6:15 with Addi in our bed saying good morning. I didn't care one bit. She's always super sweet first thing in the moring...her voice a little raspy and her hair always crazy.
Scott went to Starbucks for us and brought back pumpkin bread and coffee...two of my absolute favs! After breakfast, we were off to Target as a family to do a little grocery shopping and then back home. Addi decided to take an extremely long nap! I looked on the video monitor at one point and she was sitting up in bed so I went in to get her. She asked me to snuggle with her for a minute (and I couldn't resist) and we both ended up sleeping almost for another hour! Pure heaven snuggling with my girl, her sweet chest rising and falling in unison with mine.
After we both woke up, Scott took us to the park. It was a beautiful day, but very windy. If you read my status on facebook you'll remember my extreme frustration with freshly applied lipgloss on a windy day (with no ponytail holder, I might add).
Guess who was still a bit sleepy when we got there. Look at her just staring.
Her absolute favorite thing at the park...the swings!!! She was in the red (aka PINK) swing for nearly 20 minutes!
Scott finally took her out of the swing, hoping she would run, play, slide, or climb...anything but swing. She wasn't excited about that idea.
especially when Scott went to play instead of pushing her.
After a quick trip across the street to see the duckies, they made their way back over to the shaded bench for a water break.
Man do I love that face!
Scott attempted to get a good mother's day picture of us, but Addi refused to smile.
Totally refused.
Oh well. I know what her sweet smile looks like and I'm just happy I got a little lap/snuggle time at the park.
After the park I was treated to dinner at Charleston's and then my day came to an end. Even though it was completely uneventful, it was wonderful.
I also have to share the artwork that was sent home by Addison's teachers. This was their mother's day project. So sweet!!
Thank you Scott and Addi for my special day!

