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Happy Valentine’s Day from the Guthrie Kids! 🙂

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I tell ya, when it rains it pours, and it’s been POURING around here when it comes to firsts for Miss Abby. Yesterday, her first tooth. Today, she propped herself up on her hands and knees and *almost* crawled. (Just in time to visit Grandma’s non-baby-proofed house, btw! HAHA!)

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It’s official: Abby has popped her first tooth, just days before her 6 month birthday. They grow up fast, I tell ya.

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Every once in a while, you KNOW my food-blogger side comes out, and I just have to post a photo of something I made/ate/loved. This is all three- Leftover Revamp: Fried Rice.

Want the recipe? Check out my food blog, The Frugal Flambe.

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I watched my son and husband rough-house this evening, and I think I learned something crucial to boy play:

The bad guy always wears the hat.

Does that sound right? Gee, I hope so. Otherwise, I’m totally lost. 😉

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It’s been such a busy week. The hubbster has been sick, the kids have been cooped up, we’ve had meetings and appointments and all sorts of stuff. I keep forgetting about my photo of the day until right before bed! Luckily, I’ve got a little girl who just happens to make the cutest little faces late at night. Boom. Photo done. LOVE this girl.

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My little one hates being fed with a spoon. She will go from bright and smiley to dreary and pleading in 10 nanoseconds when she sees the baby food come out of the pantry. She could not be more different than her brother, who adored eating anything. At least she’s keeping me on my toes, though, right?

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As another cold sweeps through our house, there is much sleeping going on. DEEP sleeping.

Ah, how we eagerly await health!

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Here we are: tired, catching yet another cold, not ready for another week… but happy. Really, very happy.

Can I get an “amen”?

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Spring is coming, my friends. Our seed starts in the basement, growing under artificial light for the moment, are a constant reminder. And oh, thank heavens for the dawning of spring. To see green again… my heart rejoices.  (Cilantro, growing growing!)