Svea - 11/12/2021

Svea chose to not eat breakfast: cream of wheat cereal and dried plums. For lunch she ate chicken; no brown rice, no broccoli, and no pineapple.

First picture: Sweet Svea hard at work setting up her food in preparation for something. :) She's been doing this identical thing every day for weeks now. :) Just in case you think you've seen this picture before!?! Haha.

Next picture: Svea had buried herself under some pillows in the cozy corner. Miles decided to uncover her and I assumed Svea yelled simply because she didn't want him too!! Upon closer examination of this picture it looks like he had some hair along with the pillow!! Following picture: Nora and Avi were working on one of Avi's Science Experiments she has at my place.This one is called "Crystal Chemistry Garden." We got the first half completed and we'll finish the project after Blogs are done.

Last picture: Sisters having fun while waiting for Gary to finish the Blogs. :) They were doing some kind of numbers game on the Kindle, but turned it into a rowdy good time. I know that's hard to imagine!? Right!?!

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