Valentines

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All week long I've been dressing Charlie up in red for Valentines day. On Friday we opted for pink. I have been clothes shopping for the kids lately because it seems they have no decent clothes to leave the house in, Val had gift cards so we spent a night out together shopping, and of course
Charlie is always easiest to shop for since she loves pink, frills, and dresses.

Harry and Arlene wanted the kids for an overnighter on Saturday so Mark and I celebrated Valentines a day late. I woke up to a romantic card sent as a text on my phone and a gift from Jared's Jewelry! My bracelet is getting heavy!!! I love my new owl charm-love, love it! I have him his gift when he got home. It is a bookmark that had a quote engraved on it, and a Q&A book that we can journal in for three years. It has quick questions so that it doesn't overwhelm the writer! I think he likes it. We went out to eat at Azteca, The Ram (they have trivia games in the bar), and for breakfast we ate at Shakabrah's on 6th Avenue. Good to chat without interruptions.

We headed to Renton to pick up the kids around 2p and ate again at the house. We were so incredibly stuffed but didn't want to offend his mom. He hee.

We had a great time together. I wish everyday could be as relaxing as those last 24 hours!!!

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