Last night, Jamie and I channeled our inner child and decided to build a Lego log cabin and make some puppy chow! In fact, Jamie was quite the chef when it comes to puppy chow. He added a little more here, stirred a little more there, and voila! Puppy chow!
Leia LOVED that we finished off a container of peanut butter, because she got to lick as much as she could of the empty tub:
Peanut butter might just be her favorite human snack...next to deli turkey:
Just keep licking....just keep licking...:
The final product:
And my cheese ball of a husband. The puppy chow was delicious but is unfortunately a recipe for a tummy ache as well. I had a few handfuls, and then my tummo started to scream at me for going a little crazy. Whoops! So good though!On Thursdays, Jamie went to Target and bought a little $3.00 Lego helicopter that he put together for me. He said that he got it for me as a gift, but I think he really just wanted to make it for himself :) Gosh, I hope I give that man a boy one day! He'd be the best boy daddy!
Then he decided that we should make a big masterpiece together! I was picturing the Empire State Building or some giant Star Wars land that you see in Toy Stores. I told him to go pick one out, crossing my fingers that we wouldn't have a complete galaxy in our apartment later!
He ended up buying a really cute log cabin Lego set up with several different options to build. I was really excited!
First, we built the little kayaker in his boat:
I turned his hat sideways, because he's a thuggin' adventure Lego man!
I turned his hat sideways, because he's a thuggin' adventure Lego man!Alllll the pieces. I think there were 375 maybe:
It came with a little book with step-by-step instructions on where to put all of the pieces. I'm a really methodical person, so I actually LOVED putting this together! It was fairly simple and really fun with just a slight challenge. We had a ball.
It came with a little book with step-by-step instructions on where to put all of the pieces. I'm a really methodical person, so I actually LOVED putting this together! It was fairly simple and really fun with just a slight challenge. We had a ball. Here's the base of the log cabin:
And the cabin:
The final product:
The tree was probably the hardest thing to put together, but we did it. So fun:
I liked my little adventure man the best:
Don't mind my greasy face and bald head look...ooo Abby...we need a makeover and try to redeem some of these pictures I've shared the past couple days. Yipes!
And the cabin:
The final product:
The tree was probably the hardest thing to put together, but we did it. So fun:
I liked my little adventure man the best:
Don't mind my greasy face and bald head look...ooo Abby...we need a makeover and try to redeem some of these pictures I've shared the past couple days. Yipes!All of our Lego friends:
The helicopter on top of the house is the one Jamie made on Thursday. Good golly, we're bound to have all boys now that we've started a mini Lego collection. Here goes to stepping on Legos hidden in the carpet and holding in 4-letter words because of the pain for the next 30 years....Good golly.
The helicopter on top of the house is the one Jamie made on Thursday. Good golly, we're bound to have all boys now that we've started a mini Lego collection. Here goes to stepping on Legos hidden in the carpet and holding in 4-letter words because of the pain for the next 30 years....Good golly. If you are married and are stuck in a lame rut, go buy a Lego set! Jamie and I had SO MUCH FUN putting this together! As silly as it sounds, we worked together, helped each other out and completed a project together. I enjoyed it :)
Hope you all are having a wonderful Saturday thus far! I'm about to make bagel sandwiches for me and Jamie and go on a walk with Lulu bear! Love you guys!
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