New Shoes

This morning I woke up and was so proud of myself b/c I got dressed right away (I usually hang out in my jammies until at least 10:00) and got Autumn dressed and we packed up some stuff in the car and headed over to Mom & Dad’s.  I cleaned her high chair, booster seat, exer-saucer, packed up her toys, and took it all over to Kid To Kid.  I was able to get $52 for all the stuff I took over there. I was kind of hoping it would be more than that, but I’m happy w/ anything.

The only problem is that I got that money and then spent $25 of it on stuff for Autumn.  However, I don’t feel bad about that b/c I got some great deals.  I got her 4 pairs of shoes (I swear one day she was wearing size 6 and then the next day she woke up and is wearing a size 7) and a pair of jammies.  She wasn’t too sure about these pink cowboy boots…that is until Papa put his cowboy boots on and then she couldn’t wait to put hers on.  She even had to sit and cross her legs like he did.

Every Texan girl needs her own pair of pink cowboy boots.  She looked so cute in them.

I also got her some cute white church shoes that looked like they had never been worn.  She loved trying on all the new shoes and taking them off and putting them back on.  She’s such a girly girl.

After that, we went and dropped off the stuff that Kid To Kid wouldn’t take to Goodwill.  After that we went over to Market Street and got some Penne Dolcellata for lunch.  That stuff is so incredible.  Autumn had SO MUCH FUN pushing around 2 gallons of milk that we bought in her little Autumn-sized shopping cart.

We went home and took a nap and then headed over to Mom & Dad’s for dinner.  The weather outside was PERFECT, so we sat outside on the patio to enjoy it.  I love this picture of Mom & Autumn.

Autumn has so much fun being outside.  She kept putting her helmet on backwards and running around the table.  She cracks me up.

This Gerber daisy was growing in one of the flower pots and it looked so pretty and festive.  It just fit how fun and colorful and pretty the day was.